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The Crap-O-Sphere ("Crappy")
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January
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- Sensing danger on the tracks
- Swindled in LIC
- It's all about informing the public
- Horses keep dying at Aqueduct
- Public employees need to pony up
- Smoking gun?
- NYers welcomed in sunny Florida
- New flood maps a rude awakening
- Weiner eyeing comptroller job?
- Queens Plaza getting another tower
- Mayor an asshole in private life, too
- City sends Sandy victims to unsafe housing
- Avella only BP candidate to protect parkland
- Nightmare neighbors still hoarding
- It has to be seen to be believed
- Avella formally announces Queens BP candidacy
- LPC eyeing Forest Park carousel
- Cuomo vs. Silver on casino in Queens
- Stormproofing our electric system
- Crapper for Little Bay Park a long time coming
- BSA shoots down parking plan!
- LIRR fence fix needed
- He went where the money was
- Best buddies
- Gropez to represent Queens?
- Long Island Sounds like B.S.
- Huntley to plead guilty
- Parking problem on Roosevelt Avenue
- Developers clearly favor Katz for BP
- 56 acres and 400+ trees will be lost to FMCP projects
- Gov wants to buy up waterfront property
- You can get there from here, but it'll take a while
- The tax man cometh
- Contaminated Whitestone soil came from Brooklyn
- Another hospital closure?
- Historic theater to be restored
- Mystery line
- The rent is too damn high
- Has Bloomberg dropped the education ball?
- Alley Creek meeting
- Cuomo's regs may backfire on mentally ill
- New hospital building is causing problems
- Push for development company to clean up its act
- Mad cash dash
- Same old song and dance
- Don't take heat and power for granted
- City planning strikes again
- It's an epidemic
- You are who your friends are
- Squatter killed in abandoned Richmond Hill garage
- John Liu: Twice a liar
- Timber!
- Junky Jamaica
- Ellis Island still reeling from Sandy
- Flattened houses worth less
- Whole lot of Queens foreclosures
- When the government sues itself, the taxpayers pay
- Melinda's impressive résumé
- Hunters Point to get street sweeping
- Walled in by apartment building in the Bronx
- Crowded field for Sanders' seat
- Not by the hair of his chinny, chin, chin
- MLS & Sterling donated to Peralta
- Demanding answers from Paul Vallone
- Liu's legal fees
- Kicking them when they're down
- Gabe visits the Sikhs
- Belmont sounds better
- Jacob Riis is still standing tall
- Lots of Parks projects over budget
- Parking placard perk ends for CB members
- Brooklyn? Queens? What's the difference?
- Tracking stolen Rx
- Illegal parking near police precinct
- Come to Jamaica to leave it
- Pig has gotta go
- Quinn proposes schools become all-day babysitting ...
- Junk in the trunk?
- Revised NYC flood maps will cost homeowners
- Lots of Republicans running for mayor
- Can't get a loan, can't cash in on insurance
- Concern over housing for "vulnerable"
- Parking lot for sale means alienation of parkland ...
- Can't cut it as a restaurant? Then how about a ca...
- Were co-ops left out in the cold by FEMA?
- Rikers Island is falling apart
- So much for that
- Any Italian will do?
- Water & sewer line protection program in place
- Be afraid. Be very afraid.
- Protecting the public from the mentally ill
- Looking into Aqueduct horse deaths
- Q57?
- Junkies won't get long-term fix at hospitals anymore
- New slumlord legislation
- All aboard the H train!
- City helps legalize illegal contractors
- Boardwalk repair plans in place
- Early voting for NY
- Lifting a load too heavy
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1 comment:
NYCHA residents had generators two weeks after the hurricane so they could have heat and electricity while the rest of the peninsula suffered. The NYCHA residents at Hammels Houses a few blocks from the places in the news story are the ones who came out at 8am to break into and rob a strip mall consisting of a supermarket, pharmacy, sneaker store, radio shack, clothing store, laundromat,furniture store, liquor stores & other local business's. This was a mob that was working in at least knee high and in some places waist high flood waters.
Why were criminals living in government subsidized housing rewarded with generators but taxpayers aren't being given the same consideration?
Where is the reporting on the looting and robbing that continues after the hurricane in Rockaway?
The looters stood with their hands out on relief lines and grabbed what ever was to be taken.
Hammels Houses and other projects in the Rockaways are the real reason why the peninsula will never experience a come back. White hipsters came to help, the blacks came to rob and steal.
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