Steven Banks, who has been attorney-in-chief of the New York City Legal Aid Society since 2004, was named commissioner of the city's Human Resources Administration by Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday.
March 03, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Steven Banks, who has been attorney-in-chief of the New York City Legal Aid Society since 2004, was named commissioner of the city’s Human Resources Administration by Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday.
Banks said he has “waited my entire life” to find a mayor whose attitudes toward low-income New Yorkers are in line with his own.
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