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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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 149th Street bridge still not being repaired
- Apartment building to replace Flushing Burger King
- Hollis apartment buildings may become shelters
- Why Jamaica Bay stinks
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- Man dies in wall collapse
- New tenant protection laws signed by de Blasio
- Trib endorses Bob Friedrich!
- Response received from CB2
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9 comments:
Very strange. The exact same thing happened last year right across the street by Banters. Calls to 311 had the pile of asphalt removed a few days later.
I hope they don't clean it up, it should remain there as a symbol for the prevalent lazy attitudes of those in elected office concerning the security and well-being of the citizenry of Queens.
And this is in a nice, safe neighborhood too.
Perhaps related to the big dig going on along Queens Blvd.
If this happens in a well to do area Forest Hill, one can imagine all the bullshit that happens in a place like Jamaica, where nobody cares and give a shit, the elected officials are asshole and the city agencies are just plain lazy and are not held accountable.
And yet is is so expensive to live in this city, WHY. At least in places like San Francisco and Boston, those cities are nice and have a better quality of life.
This is inconvenient and potentially dangerous. But you want to leave it there to make a point. Reconsider that.
DOT is responsible for making street parking accessible. They should clean it up. Will call 311 today.
"But you want to leave it there to make a point. Reconsider that."
Not to make a point, but I think it's a great apt monument to the malaise that passes for civic duty of the electeds and the utter negligence of the pricks who dropped and left it there, I assume some piece of shit contractor's truck.
It's like a steaming black turd version of the civic virtue statue. Call it the asphalt rock of civic vice or civic failure. (for Itarino, wherever you are)
it'll stay there until some illegal decides to throw themselves over it and then sue the city for millions of dollars. they'll win and pop out more anchor babies to destroy the city.
It's gone. DSNY removed it today.
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