Manhattan borough president Mark Levine led a rally chanting “arts and culture for all” and vowed to get last year’s budget cuts restored at a City Hall protest on May 21, six weeks before the budget for the new fiscal year was due. Photo: Keith J. Kelly
Manhattan borough president Mark Levine led a rally chanting “arts and culture for all” and vowed to get last year’s budget cuts restored at a City Hall protest on May 21, six weeks before the budget for the new fiscal year was due. Photo: Keith J. Kelly

The mayor and City Council appeared to have reached an agreement on a multi-billion dollar budget that restores last year’s cuts to libraries, parks and museums. [This story was originally published by THE CITY Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning.]

Tentative NYC Budget Deal Restores Library, Museum and Some Parks Cuts
28 Jun 2024 | 03:34
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The City Council and the mayor’s office are set to shake hands June 28 on a more than $111 billion budget, which restores funding to city libraries and reverses some previous cuts to the Parks Department, according to people familiar with the negotiations.

The fiscal year 2025 budget restores more than...

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