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"The difference between dishonest and honest graft: for dishonest graft one worked solely for one's own interests, while for honest graft one pursued the interests of one's party, one's state, and one's personal interests all together." - George Washington Plunkitt
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Blog Archive
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- Thompson supporter calls Quinn a whore
- Bloomberg rejects public authorities reform
- Illegal alien boss failed to pay workers comp
- Dilapidation and trepidation in Park Slope
- Rivera urges Paterson to stay out of assembly race
- Paying the homeless to leave town
- Good government group doing Quinn's bidding
- The great Rego Park garden giveaway!
- Bloomberg already considering 4th term
- Hiram's court date is September 14th
- A hell of a hole in East Elmhurst
- Is development of the West Side realistic?
- How to recycle your crapper the green way
- Landlords abandoning buildings
- A good intentioned bad law?
- Wife burns husband's crotch for cheating on her
- Bloomberg orders harrassment of legal gun owner
- Bird's eye view of Queens Plaza strip club
- Save Coney Island on rezoning vote: ‘A Sad Day for...
- District 20 debate turns into Royal Rumble
- No third term for Manhattan tweeder
- Bloomberg losing ground in new poll
- Pelican makes surprise stop at Riis Park
- Illegal hotel walls in Manhattan family
- Print your own parking placard
- No-bid is a no-win
- Vibrant! Diverse! Enough!
- Crying over expensive milk
- Hemmerdingers want Atlas Park back
- The crappiest street in Queens?
- Queens Lotto winner comes forward
- Benefit for 5 Pointz victim Thursday night
- DeBlasio back on the ballot
- Partial building collapse in Harlem
- Feds investigating Richmond Hill bird smugglers
- Gioia smells blood, pounces on rival's supporters
- Choe runs on anti-American platform
- The defensive despot
- Flushing homeowners earn big bucks for U.S. Open r...
- Cuomo probing Carrozza's claims
- College Point park bathroom pees on kids
- Flushing Meadow Park bird rescue underway
- Vallone got campaign contributions from WM
- Don't pick up passengers in a bike lane
- Pilots' apartments more like flophouses
- New parking method causing havoc in Forest Hills
- City hospitals have major issues
- Astoria won't shut up
- Rethinking the WTC plan
- Someone finally cut the grass!
- Why found treasures are best kept quiet
- A challenging time in the 20th Council District
- CitiField contractor cheated employees
- Condo buyer's remorse on the rise
- Bronx version of Beavis and Butthead
- Skeeter spraying schedule for this week
- New York before Dinkins, Giuliani and Bloomberg
- 5 Pointz still shut down
- Carrozza says she'll run again; tosses family into...
- Developer eyes St. John's site
- Property taxes take a hike
- Landlord still neglecting potential landmark
- Behold the Aqueduct racino
- Mayor bans idling
- Fraud convictions fail to stop crime by illegal alien
- Queenscape: Northern Boulevard
- The joke's on the GOP
- This certainly can't only be happening in NJ
- Con Ed substation ablaze in Little Neck
- Guess who's back?
- Parks caught lying about Highland Park again
- Grandma gets slapped with huge fine
- Elmhurst homeless shelter nixed
- Oh, how cute!
- de Blasio gets tossed off ballot
- Gillibrand wants funding for English instruction i...
- When beer gardens ruled Queens
- Automotion = autodecline in property values
- Please come over here next!
- LIRR overpasses need to be overhauled
- Throgs Neck fire exposes vulnerability of our infr...
- Electrical contractor a real cheap bastard
- Bloomberg: "Do as I say, not as I do"
- Why wasn't the Deutsche Bank tragedy Bloomberg's d...
- MTA mismanagement delays 2nd Ave subway
- Car stolen in Woodhaven with baby inside
- God help Elmhurst
- No show council members
- Russians marrying for green cards
- Mister Softee threatens to rub out Kool Man
- Maspeth wants fewer trucks and more parks
- Thanks for the reminder
- Thompson to Bloomie: "Liar, liar pants on fire!"
- Daily News encourages illegal hotels (again)
- Introducing the Queen Motel
- Bicyclist hits pedestrian then beats the shit out ...
- Brian behind bars
- Luxury condo glut in Brooklyn
- Quote of the week
- Bloomberg quite a caricature
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4 comments:
Keep them coming. As more people send in images of the College Point shoreline, readers will develop an appreciation of what is being lost.
And maybe then, a movement will grow to preserve our borough's shoreline.
Local candidate Steve Behar already sent me an email on my photo essay, expressing a similar desire to expand public access to the shoreline.
My fear is that greedy developer trolls reading this blog will pass this on to their greedy bosses who will see the land as more waterfront condos just waiting to be developed. This is Queens and it is in CB7's jurisdiction. I'm just sayin'...
Also, keep a good thought for Coastal Preservation Network. This College Point-based marine biology and conservation startup volunteer group does shoreline cleanups, provides educational programs, and will soon get on the water a bit!
CB7 is becoming grabage
even in whitestone has streets looking like it had better days
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