Ben Brown
@citizenbb.bsky.social
Westchester, New York Resident
Public citizen
Contrarian; curious; problem-solver
Hiker and daily walker
Alumnus of New College of Florida & University of Michigan Law School
Public citizen
Contrarian; curious; problem-solver
Hiker and daily walker
Alumnus of New College of Florida & University of Michigan Law School
A New College alum suggested that the administration is committing "fraud" at last month's Board of Governors meeting. "I just want to be clear that what's happening at New College is a fraud. It's a fraud against the students, the legislature, and this board."
October 12, 2025 at 7:13 AM
A New College alum suggested that the administration is committing "fraud" at last month's Board of Governors meeting. "I just want to be clear that what's happening at New College is a fraud. It's a fraud against the students, the legislature, and this board."
Real estate developer holds out offer of "500 additional affordable units" to citizenry, but the offer is never reduced to writing. / My comments at Oct. 6, 2025 City of White Plains Common Council "Citizens to Be Heard" Session
October 8, 2025 at 2:38 AM
Real estate developer holds out offer of "500 additional affordable units" to citizenry, but the offer is never reduced to writing. / My comments at Oct. 6, 2025 City of White Plains Common Council "Citizens to Be Heard" Session
*** Yes, Your City Can Negotiate with Real Estate Developers to Get More Money for Affordable Housing ***
Through last-minute advocacy and Common Council members willing to take up the issue, the City induced a developer to pay an unexpected, additional $ 270,000 toward affordable housing.
Through last-minute advocacy and Common Council members willing to take up the issue, the City induced a developer to pay an unexpected, additional $ 270,000 toward affordable housing.
December 4, 2024 at 10:50 PM
*** Yes, Your City Can Negotiate with Real Estate Developers to Get More Money for Affordable Housing ***
Through last-minute advocacy and Common Council members willing to take up the issue, the City induced a developer to pay an unexpected, additional $ 270,000 toward affordable housing.
Through last-minute advocacy and Common Council members willing to take up the issue, the City induced a developer to pay an unexpected, additional $ 270,000 toward affordable housing.