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Support Our Bills for a study on NYers' rights to free admission to city institutions

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Urge family and friends to sign the Petition to make the study bills law.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Urge familt and friends to sign the Petition to demonstrate support for the oending bills to ensure the codification of the laws underwriting New Yorkers' rights.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

According to the terms provided for in laws.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Urge your friends and family to sign the Petition so we can go from ...idea... to action.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

Public-private partnership laws provide the provisions of New Yorkers' right to free access and instruction.

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Pat Nicholson
3 years ago

These institutions are part of a public-private partnership with laws governing the terms of free admission and instruction for New Yorkers in exchange for rent-free use of City-owned park land and buildings now approximating more than $700 Million annually in forfeited rental income,

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Shuwei Hamilton-Hsu
3 years ago

Free for residents

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Irit Shvartz
3 years ago

Free admission!!

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Evelyn
3 years ago

Great

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Bianca
3 years ago

Please!

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Shelley Radbel
3 years ago

New Yorkers should have lifetime free admission

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Anonymous
3 years ago

A very good idea

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Choonyong Lee
3 years ago

I’ve been asking for this for years!!!

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Tabatha Crayton
3 years ago

Stop charging us for things we already pay for!

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Pantalleresco V
3 years ago

I like to take my grandchildren to museums and zoo and other places but it's hard to park full price for all

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charlotte webster
3 years ago

Other major cities do this, shameful nyc doesn’t.

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Mario Dilidili
3 years ago

The Best free admission for New Yorkers

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Claudio Garcia
3 years ago

Free!!!

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Gary Richard Altheim
3 years ago

Too many examples of profit over people in this city and country

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Pat Husain
3 years ago

It should be free. Most of us can't afford it today. A trip to the zoo 2 parents 2 kids should not be over $100!