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Working New Yorkers Struggle to Find Childcare: Part I
by Sharon Lerner
NEW YORK, NY February 15, 2006 —Good, affordable child care is hard to come by throughout the country. But the search is especially difficult for low-income families living in one of the most expensive cities in the world. In the first of two reports, reporter Sharon Lerner explores the struggles many working New Yorkers face trying to find care for their young children.
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