NEW YORK (1010 WINS) -- Two women had to travel halfway across the country to get answers about problems in NYCHA housing.
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Tita Concepcion traveled all the way to Sioux City, Iowa to confront Mayor Bill de Blasio on the presidential campaign trail, NY1's Grace Rauh reported.
It was well worth the trip to let the Mayor know that EBC will not be ignore nor disrespected. https://t.co/wMsOXLRcZi
— Tita Concepcion (@NatividadConce2) May 18, 2019
Concepcion and another New Yorker reportedly flew on behalf of the East Brooklyn Congregation, a group of not-for-profit organizations that includes religiosu congregations, schools, homeowner, and voluntary associations representing families in East New York, Brownsville, Ocean Hill, and Bushwick.
"We have been in New York; we have been trying to speak with him," Concepcion said. "All we get are stories from him. He doesn't listen. He dodges us whenever possible."
De Blasio listened and promised to stay in dialogue, Politico reported.
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