Take a look at that photo of Murray Hill. It's a disgrace with all that graffiti. The MTA would never allow a station in Manhattan to linger in that condition. But hey, in Queens, riders get crapped on.
The Broadway Flushing station gets its grafitti removed (almost) daily! This prime area has got more political "juice" than Murray Hill!
My guess is that tabs are being kept by the LIRR on the Murray Hill station's use by passengers and they are considering closing it at a later date.....just like the former Elmhurst station!
The Auburndale station got a great new face lift. It's an up and coming neighborhood.....while Murray Hill is, apparently, in decline as a premier residential location. This might explain a lot!
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6 comments:
Maybe Councilman Liu, chair of the Transportation Committee should take this ride!
No......I guess he prefers to take his constituents for a ride!
Take a look at that photo of Murray Hill. It's a disgrace with all that graffiti. The MTA would never allow a station in Manhattan to linger in that condition. But hey, in Queens, riders get crapped on.
Why aren't the police monitoring that station, if not in person, then at least with cameras?
Jeez...what the hell is going up in that last photo? It looks enormous. And on a salt marsh, too.
The Broadway Flushing station gets its grafitti removed (almost) daily! This prime area has got more political "juice" than Murray Hill!
My guess is that tabs are being kept by the LIRR on the Murray Hill station's use by passengers and they are considering closing it at a later date.....just like the former Elmhurst station!
The Auburndale station got a great new face lift. It's an up and coming neighborhood.....while Murray Hill is, apparently, in decline as a premier residential location. This might explain a lot!
Hey....shouldn't that sign read "Drain St. Flush-town" on the shot of the LIRR platform?
It would be much more appropriate!
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