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News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

Two more LICH bidders want to keep the hospital alive

By Megan Riesz

News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

Red Hook

Hospital-free LICH pitches spell death for Brooklynites: Residents

By Matthew Perlman

News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

EXCLUSIVE: 600 LICH workers to be laid off in April

By Megan Riesz

LICH protesters block traffic, get arrested

EXCLUSIVE: Layoffs threatened at LICH

By Megan Riesz

News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

Developer with SUNY ties to make pitch for LICH

By Megan Riesz

Metho-discuss: Hospital unveils design tweaks ahead of Round 2 at community board

An offer Methodist can refuse: Take over LICH

By Megan Riesz

News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

State gives LICH drop-dead date

By Megan Riesz

Bidding war! Pols demand inclusion of full-service hospital in LICH pitches

Sick settlement! State to abandon LICH by May, re-open bidding war

By Megan Riesz

Bidding war! Pols demand inclusion of full-service hospital in LICH pitches

LICH in the balance

By Megan Riesz

LICH PITCH: Learning on the job

LICH PITCH: Learning on the job

By Megan Riesz

News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

Hospitals in Crisis

Vouch surfing! Feds free up hospital cash, but LICH will miss the waive

By Megan Riesz

They have the same job — and they want the same job

Hospitals in Crisis

Lose-lose: Pols say SUNY Downstate could follow LICH’s downward spiral

By Matthew Perlman

Before LICH pitch, Brooklyn Hospital bounced back from bankruptcy

Five for fighting over LICH

By Megan Riesz

Interfaith Medical Center to close, may join LICH in legal limbo

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Interfaith momentarily closed to ambulances as state withholds cash

By Danielle Furfaro

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