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Week Ahead: March 18, 2019

By
Kate Hinds
WNYC News | Mar 17, 2019

In this week's look ahead: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio promised high school acceptance notices would start going out Monday. (Follow our reporter Jessica Gould for updates.) This week there will be a couple of town halls on congestion pricing—one Tuesday night at John Jay College in Manhattan and two on Thursday night—one at Martin Van Buren High School in Queens and another in Manhattan at Cooper Union. (Reporter Stephen Nessen will be following this issue.) And New Jersey legislators continue to hammer out marijuana legislation (follow our reporter Karen Rouse for the latest).

Plus: it's spring migration season, and you can find a map of movements here. Or... just bliss out to the delightful dance of the American Woodcock. 

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