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The Crap-O-Sphere ("Crappy")
Artwork by Jerry Rotondi
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Blog Archive
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2011
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September
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- Arrest made in attempted rape
- FAA says RKO Keith's needs a scalping
- Repurposing stalled sites
- He's a paragon of fiscal responsibility!
- Forest Hills trench repaired
- Mayor Moneybags and his "missing" money
- Rapist scared off in Whitestone
- Dunkin Donuts opening becomes a major concern
- What's troubling Rockaway
- Here are the city's funding priorities
- It'll cost ya more to park in LIC
- Bloomberg immune from prosecution
- Treacherous trench in Forest Hills
- Battle for control of Queens GOP
- Rush hour observations
- Ridgewood gym closed due to Irene?
- Cops won't take his report
- Prescription drug abuse out of control
- City paid dead people's rent
- We've heard this before
- Just a bit of an overreaction?
- Cell phone thief busted
- Hotel plan for College Point
- Too many trees dying in NYC parks
- Bloomie likes the leopard-skin look
- Weeds finally whacked in Howard Beach
- College Point becoming spa central
- Crowley campaigned on taxpayer time
- Little Bay Park needs help
- Preservationists want to save JFK's Sundrome
- City wants grandmother to live with mold until 2019
- Return of the squeegee men
- Why are we paying for this?
- Parents lying to Dept of Ed to enroll kids in schools
- Pols still pushing Rockaway wind farm
- A nice place to represent, but they wouldn't want ...
- Disano hit with violations for scaffold collapse
- Backyard becomes a dumping ground
- $5-10M missing from Bayside Cemetery fund
- Something stinks at Union Turnpike
- Bicyclists need babysitters
- Kids have hard time navigating dangerous streets
- Robert Moses gaveth and taketh away
- Gangs selling fake IDs to illegals
- Too many PODS people out there
- Padlock needed for Douglaston property
- Harlem scaffold collapses onto bus
- Worker's lift clipped by bus in Jamaica
- Forest Hills arboricide!
- Irene took down 2 historic trees
- Crossing Columbus in Astoria
- Hillside Avenue market protest
- Anemic response to Willets Point RFP?
- Monday morning caption opportunity
- DEP asked to pump water in southeastern Queens
- Crime way, way up
- Riot threat was not smart
- City fines homeowner, installs uneven sidewalk
- Is Meeks next to go?
- Parks needs more sensitive contractors
- DOE forcing kid to wear uniform
- Jackson Heights says early goodbye to play street
- Still no clues about Hillside Avenue arboricide
- Ticketed without fair warning
- Maybe this wasn't such a good idea after all
- Avella eyes open space in Whitestone & landmarking...
- Hefty lefty happier with Happy Meals
- Whitestone West Nile source?
- To whom should the finger of blame point?
- Will participatory budgeting be fair?
- Gridlock gold
- Illegal truck parking in Ozone Park
- 'Roid rage?
- Middle Village street is sinking
- Turner sworn into Congress
- Are Bronx and Queens strays out of luck?
- Kids think turnstile jumping is ok
- Liu and Bloomberg bury the hatchet
- Residential lot becomes illegal storage yard
- Council wants more input on Bike Share program
- Restaurant claims South Asians don't tip
- Broken water mains not city's responsibility
- DOT gives complainants the runaround
- Turner wins, Weprin not conceding
- Bloomberg not immune to questions in court
- Woodhaven church objects to liquor sales
- Weiner has left the building
- Visiting historic LaGuardia Airport
- Inside the mind of our Queens CAU Director
- DOT safety project makes matters worse
- Medisys CEO convicted of bribery
- Korea Village in foreclosure sale
- NYPD turns blind eye to suspicious truck
- Seeking Forest Park rape suspect
- City fixes street and causes flooding
- Gay marriage not acceptable to many immigrants
- You wanted a third term. Enjoy!
- It's a jungle out there...
- No room for first responders
- Immigrants demand their own voting districts
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4 comments:
There are way too many newly planted and older trees that are dying. Wherever you walk now, the sidewalks are full of stumps sticking out of the ground, and empty tree pits. The Parks Department needs to get serious about caring for our trees.
Sure - plant them in Manhattan where the natives can barely survive the dog SHI# and P#SS yet alone a poor tree in 2 square yds of compressed dirt.
Bring them out to Queens to plant, where the natives like to knock them down for sport and firewood!
I agree, this is another problem the city needs to address.
They planted several trees on my block in Brooklyn. That's nice, but where they planted them was incredibly stupid. They're next to a churchyard under two very old and large trees in the churchyrard. They get very little direct daylight. Will they survive? Probably not.
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