Douglas Manor still unsafe to swim in: City
Douglas Manor was closed down more than any other beach in Queens last year, while the New York City-Long Island region experienced more closings than any other area in the nation, a recent study by a nationwide environmental nonprofit found.
Douglas Manor was found to have 14 closings or advisories between June and August 2006 for a variety of health-related issues, including sewage overflow resulting from heavy rains, said Sarah Chasis, director of NRDC's Oceans Initiative.
Douglas Manor beach is boro's dirtiest: Study
11 comments:
This scenic vista is ruined by the crappy Lakeside Tower building in the distance. (If possible, please crop it out of the photo.)
You can spend big $$$$$$$ for a water view villa
but I wouldn't swim off their beach
for even more $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ at anytime!
I didn't know there were places to swim on the East River in Queens, unless you own a waterfront mansion in Malba, Douglaston or Whitestone.
The closest public beach on the North Shore is Bar Beach in Hempstead Harbor, where non-Nassau residents pay a toll.
Douglaston is very hostile to outsiders. When I attempted to fish along the shoreline on several occasions I was told to leave by their private security task force.
I wouldn't eat any fish
that I caught in Douglas Manor either.
Did they landmark their fish too?
No....they've been already too genetically altered
by pollution!
You mean like fish with 5 eyes and two heads...yikes!
I don't think that's Lakeside Towers, it's the Bayclub.
Yes, I think you're right about that. My mistake, though not much of a one. Both buildings are pretty much eyesores.
A-h-h-h......to the manor born......
but don't go near the water.
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