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- FOIL request simply ignored by Cuomo
- Pedestrian plaza has become total crap
- Con Edison sprays anti-theft ID on copper wire
- Trash can overflow at Little Bay Dog Run
- Pandas a priority for Carolyn Maloney
- Mega mall on parkland being defended by former top...
- Another Republican running against Addabbo
- Cuomo rolling in brownfield developer dough
- Skeeter spraying tonight in northeastern Queens
- Halloran convicted; faces 20 years in the clink
- Household garbage being dumped on commercial strip
- Liu's post-it note ruse
- Council legislation introduced to get rid of those...
- Another Ridgewood tree tragedy
- College Point truck lot problem persists
- Conversion of Cooper Ave site pending; Pan Am expa...
- Setting up shop at Leavitt Park
- Sad sight in Maspeth
- CityTime continues to haunt us
- An end to poor doors?
- Geraldine Ferraro School design is an improvement
- 3rd termers are raking it in
- Scam artist arrested
- Pavilion vandalized
- Lawmakers want more transparency from film industry
- Trees felled at Keil Brothers site
- Why was he on the streets in the first place?
- Parking wars getting nasty in Glendale
- Schumer is a frequent flyer
- Beware of Chikungunya fever!
- Border crossing kids have arrived in NY
- Homeless shelter imperils 125-year old business
- NY Times exposes how ethically challenged Cuomo is
- Mayor and BP ax library board members
- Wilding incident at Highland Park
- Parks messes up bocce courts
- Elmhurst protests Pan Am; DHS takes kids to dinner...
- Margery Perlmutter headed to BSA
- Sand unswept in Far Rockaway
- Weekend park slobs leave a lot of mess
- Sometimes the photos already have the perfect caption
- Astoria Cove developers offer more affordable units
- Rally in the works to bring Civic Virtue back to b...
- Queens BP & Council Member "forgot" to fund Brinck...
- College Point finally seawall set for repairs
- CVS = Crappy Vile Store
- Things not looking good for Mount Manresa
- Tell us something we don't know
- Another parking pad turned garden!
- Steve Israel endorses Avella
- Firecracker damages memorial
- Nothing has changed on Roosevelt Ave
- Collapsed building will be repaired instead of dem...
- A happy ending in North Flushing
- Ognibene out
- DeBlasio finally chooses DOB Commissioner
- Controversy over Astoria Cove continues
- Military truck mystery solved
- Something in the Village is actually in danger
- Flushing's LIRR muni lot to be sold for $1
- U-Haul clock to get fixed
- Queens getting more homeless shelters
- Liquor license excuse sounds like a huge crock of ...
- Ad hoc Hunters Point bus bench!
- Anti-police harassment case in court
- Out come the wolves
- A man wearing too many hats
- Street tree destroyed, but Parks doesn't care
- Timing is everything
- Goldfeder wants flying swastikas banned
- A better bus ride for southeastern Queens
- Rego Park getting a Caliendo special
- Sunnysiders complain about complainers
- NYCGO away
- Jamaica garbage situation getting serious attention
- West Nile found in northeastern Queens
- The leaning camera of Greenpoint
- Katz brushes off FOIL request
- There's no stopping Flushng!
- Google Street View reveals Ciafone-mobile
- Vallone vs. drones
- Brownfield cleanup push in Jamaica
- Braunstein to introduce clothing box legislation.....
- More yupster development coming to Ridgewood
- Ridgewood Theatre becoming apartments
- Judge becomes new Queens GOP chair
- Howard Beach army truck mystery
- Creepy teacher can keep job
- Queens to get a bunch of charter schools
- Only bill supporters allowed to speak at ID card h...
- What Queens lawmakers don't do in Albany
- Police academy construction is slow-going
- Queensbridge Park seawall finally repaired
- Stopping harassment of tenants
- Hevesi has bad news for Glendale; Crowley wants sc...
- Wills wants new prosecutor
- Whitestone post office may lose personnel
- Sad ending likely for historic house
- Summer Friday caption contest
- Beginning of the end for Ridgewood Reservoir?
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7 comments:
Apnar Bazaar
260-04 hillside Ave in Floral Park
What happened to the two trees on the side of this building. I made a 311 complaint yesterday.I guess the trucks also did them in. This store has taken over our public sidewalk and I guess the trees were in the way.
I think its disgusting that the green groups do little more in Queens than act as shills for development.
They are big on adding trees because the developers are trying to decrease the carbon footprint in NYC to add to the population, but when you ask them about tree maintenance they give you a blank look.
Any other place would be fighting for waterfront parkland, here they are instruments to divert resources from existing communities to areas that are in the developer's crosshairs.
Require concrete bollards around trees near construction sites.
Why is the ground around the stump all dug up?
That '1 million tree' initiative was really 'how can we kill 1 million trees and con the public into thinking we give a shit, because we do not"
It's not dug up, the root ball was pulled up as the tree fell down.
I think we need to get after the Green Groups on this, pry them out of the library (yea, that library) and the future mega-buck waterfront construction sites, and actually get after them to help the rest of us.
Why don't they give a crap about green things like destruction of trees by development or ignorant people. Why is it they do little more than loud shilling the future of some waterfront development project?
If they care about the waterfront, why don't they push for parks?
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