Mayor de Blasio kicks off '3-K for All' initiative in BX, BK

Mayor de Blasio kicks off '3-K for All' initiative in BX, BK

<p>Thursday marked the first day of school who those who attend New York City Public Schools, and Mayor Bill de Blasio used the day to kick off a new program. </p>

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Mayor de Blasio kicks off '3-K for All' initiative in BX, BK

<p>Thursday marked the first day of school who those who attend New York City Public Schools, and Mayor Bill de Blasio used the day to kick off a new program. </p>

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Mayor de Blasio kicks off '3-K for All' initiative in BX, BK

<p>Thursday marked the first day of school who those who attend New York City Public Schools, and Mayor Bill de Blasio used the day to kick off a new program.&nbsp;</p>

Top Stories

Leader of Bed‑Stuy ‘Bully Gang’ sentenced to 60 years in prison

Brighter and cool today in Brooklyn with breezy weather this weekend

Police release images of man wanted in Flatlands sexual assault

9-year-old boy fatally struck by school bus in Williamsburg

Mother of 16-year-old fatally shot inside corner store seeks justice

Brooklyn businesses targeted in knifepoint robbery spree

Gunman remains on the run after Sunset Park shooting

Proposed shelter conversion sparks mixed reactions in Ditmas Park community

Brooklyn councilmember introduces bill to reform short-term rental rules in NYC

NYC lawmakers push for CREEP Act to modernize stalking protections

Breakthrough cancer treatment studied as possible one‑time therapy for autoimmune disease

Brooklyn College students rally over school's decision to not walk at commencement ceremony

House passes measure allowing SNAP recipients to buy rotisserie chicken

World cup ticket prices soar, while some local kids get free seats

Knicks crush Hawks in record-setting 140-89 Game 6 rout to end Atlanta’s season

May kicks off with a full moon and a meteor shower

3 men indicted for allegedly hitting NYPD officer with stolen car

$95 million plan revealed to address chronic flooding issues in Homecrest

'The Lost Boys' opens on Broadway with an 80's edge

Ice Theatre of New York announces spring benefit performances; Olympians to participate

<p>Thursday marked the first day of school who those who attend New York City Public Schools, and Mayor Bill de Blasio used the day to kick off a new program. </p>