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- A vacate 6 years in the making
- Ongoing protests against Hollis shelters
- DeBlasio rejects bill to aid vets
- Grover Cleveland HS still struggling
- Stop posting illegal signs!
- F*cked up in Flushing
- De Blasio plans to condemn Coney Island properties
- Forest Hills asphalt dump
- Bayside LIRR plaza not being maintained
- Asia will soon send more immigrants here than the ...
- De Blasio scrambles to get lawmakers raises while ...
- Avella calls out companies for illegal street storage
- Flushing couple charged with Long Island sex traff...
- Return to Ciafone's Broadway outpost
- Jackson Heights residents concerned about gentrifi...
- DeBlasio happy to return the favor
- Crumb rubber fields still haven't been replaced
- Does Karl McNamara actually exist?
- Weed problem is out of control
- Hefty price tag for old factory
- NYCHA's NYPD unit will stay after all
- Former mayoral hack's project has safety issues
- Removing garbage cans doesn't reduce garbage in su...
- Gianaris wants everyone registered
- EDC tried to cover up contamination at Flushing Ai...
- Ciafones dabbling in dead storage
- Unions say there were more jobs for them under Blo...
- Styrofoam is back
- City wants money back from crooked Queens contractors
- Yet another bright idea!
- Another proud Queens moment
- Throw the bums out!
- Dragon boat capsizes off College Point
- That's some alteration!
- Katz as Katz can
- More Jamaica issues to add to the pile
- Pushcart parking problem
- Drone footage of Queens locations
- Broadway-Flushing rally roundup
- Apex of destruction
- Ron Kim nabs purse snatcher
- Another Meng in legal trouble
- Center Blvd may get ferry dock
- Another vibrant and diverse terrorist
- Daylighting of intersections proposed by City Council
- CIP bridge springs a leak
- Weiner let go by PR firm
- Textile recycling to start next month
- Record-setting Bell Blvd real estate deal
- Strange turn of events for Steinway Mansion
- NYPD taking police away from NYCHA projects
- Wolkoffs plan to cash in on 5Pointz name
- Costa wants more waterfront projects
- Alligator spotted again at FMCP
- Scarborough sentenced to a year in the pokey
- MTA is now securing the copper
- Sidewalk parking in Woodside
- Avella only elected official interested in landmar...
- Queens Library: still not cleaned up?
- Parking signs appear out of nowhere
- 7 train extension finally opens
- Bowne High School raises saplings from historic 9/...
- Rally today to landmark Broadway-Flushing
- West Nile is pretty much everywhere this year
- Elderly woman dies after mugging
- How to smackdown a politician
- Grodenchik wins primary
- Your "duh" for the day
- Tiny Woodside lot on the market
- Sex offenders finally removed from shelter
- Feds bust Water's Edge owner
- NYCHA getting market rate housing
- Parents happy their kids are going to school in tr...
- Dealer providing fake vehicle reports
- Most historic house in Elmhurst destroyed by fire ...
- Bill de Blasio is a developer's best friend
- A positive note for Jamaica
- Port-a-potty adds just the right touch to Steinway...
- Whitestone brownfield won't get cleaned up
- Homeless vets won't be resolved by end of year
- 149th Street bridge still not being repaired
- Apartment building to replace Flushing Burger King
- Hollis apartment buildings may become shelters
- Why Jamaica Bay stinks
- Home Goods to replace Bay Terrace Barnes & Noble
- Melinda's concert doused by fireboat!
- Man dies in wall collapse
- New tenant protection laws signed by de Blasio
- Trib endorses Bob Friedrich!
- Response received from CB2
- Squatter takes up residence at fire site
- City Council seeks slimmer kids
- Weeping Beech Park now homeless free
- Queens has crappiest subway stations
- No one wants de Blasio's endorsement
- 2 long time businesses close
- Landmarks law showdown next week
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8 comments:
#7 Night and Day: Main Street, Flushing, Queens vs. Hudson Yards, West Side, Manhattan.
A total waste of money spent on an extension that is not needed. the 7 line already sucks and is overcrowded with disgusting excuses for people. the line didn't need an extension. they should've taken the billions spent on this waste and used it to properly update the system seeing how they'll raise fares and cut service. the MTA are criminals; which i guess is why they fit in so well in this city.
But this is about supporting real estate expansion on the west side, not about improving transportation.
Once again , your tax dollars are at work, supporting already wealthy developers.
And what do we get but more sardines packed into an already overcrowded antiquated line?
Glad I have the option to take the LIRR at senior rate. The only time I use the #7 is off hours for a local destination.
It might cost me more, but the peaceful ride on the Port Washington line is priceless!
Great so now the illegals and third worlders lives become easier....what else is new?
"peaceful ride on the Port Washington line is priceless"
LOL--HAHAHA, this rider hasn't ridden the Port Washington Line before or after a Met game. Its actually worse with far more violence and intox then the infamous 1970's Led Zepplin & Black Sabbath concerts at the Garden.
Those drunk and obnoxious baseball fans will start fights with everybody, even attacked a conductor out in Manhasset. They stopped the train on the viaduct as a dozen or so Nassau county cops cars got ready Manhasset train station in under 3 minutes.
6 jailed, 1 went to prison despite despite his dad being a lawyer.(punched the conductor and a cop)
I was in the last car from Penn sta, I didn't know what was happening at the time we were locked in and just saw flashing lights.
How about a moratorium on development and immigration for 10 years.........
For now this is basically an amusement park ride/tourist tram to the goddamn small business slaughtering high line park, the only "green space" that got developed and cared for over neglected renovations of various local train stations and certain parks (I'm thinking of the local el stations on the 7 and Flushing meadows of course, but we all know there's more, since the real estimates of all renovations will be completed in precisely 50 years)
The comedic part was the passive aggression and feigned outrage displayed by these middle aged children who are running our city and the neglectful transit authority. Although Pendergrasst being a go-for for Mario's son is mostly wrong about the necessary funding, since the NTA is state controlled. Which if you think about it, Pataki as governor helped exacerbate the services woes and dilapidation, with his boroughs and favoritism for upstate funding.
Joe, I have used the line during a Mets game and had to deal with the bleacher creatures. I base my "priceless peaceful" ride on the general experience.
Compared to the #7 , bloated with humanity during rush hours, I'll take the Port line any day. Do you have any more grumbling to contribute?
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