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The Crap-O-Sphere ("Crappy")
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- Council hearing turns into shitshow
- Community opposes church on steroids
- Future hotel-shelters worry Jamaica residents
- More rats than at a council meeting
- St. Albans doesn't want shelters either
- Living in a McMansion's shadow
- Supervised shoot-up program being studied
- Rego Park bioswale serves as butterfly habitat
- Fuzzy memory on Rivington House deal
- Cuomo unveils plan for new Penn Station
- Dutch Kills shelter responsible for hundreds of 91...
- Costly steaks
- Homeless hotels have become an epidemic
- The day that Maspeth marched through Floral Park
- De Blasio sends crew to film protesters; makes pro...
- Court Square "civic" forming
- Patel's thinking twice about homeless hotels
- Not exactly transparent
- Building it Back on the city's dime
- Ciafone looking to flip Sunnyside Theatre
- That's quite a firewall!
- W train coming back soon
- Arverne owners file lawsuit over poor construction
- Preet nails Cuomo donors
- They destroyed paradise to put this up
- The hottest ticket in town!
- Queens Crap contest: What's wrong here?
- Just toss the homeless wherever it's convenient
- Bill's fuzzy memory on pay to play
- Are BIDs the way to go?
- Remembering Ramblersville
- Why Maurice Avenue is just about the worst place f...
- Sunnyside strip club shut down
- Van Bramer stops de Blasio backed project
- St. Albans getting a shelter, too?
- Employees say Mark-Viverito demanded discriminatio...
- We just can't have nice things
- Great natural area on the northern shore of Queens
- Call it what it is, Bill!
- De Blasio tells Maspeth where it may protest
- Taking out the trash in Flushing
- Long overdue legislation
- Maspeth brings shelter protest to Brooklyn; de Bla...
- What's become of Kew Gardens' Japanese House
- Meet Toby's Republican opponent
- Perhaps the DOT needs a calendar
- DeBlasio's Evil Empire has its sights on Maspeth
- Supermarket site to become giant hotel
- Wages not increasing enough to make NYC affordable...
- Judge orders de Blasio to comply with ethics probe
- Sanders wins again despite Machine opposition
- We almost got Hiram back!
- Democratic voters dump Marge Markey
- A lot of worker deaths go uncounted
- Pols set to give Vornado a big gift
- Deed fraud scammer gets a year in the pen
- Auto body shops are trashing Merrick Blvd
- Drunk tennis fans get a pass
- Never forgotten
- Katz & Sliwa send messages to de Blasio about prop...
- Do council members have too much land use power?
- DeBlasio has no problem spending taxpayer dollars ...
- Maspeth appears to defeat shelter plan without ele...
- Graffiti taking too long to clean up
- Media takes de Blasio to court over withheld FOIL ...
- Bogus BQX poll
- Desperate times call for desperate measures
- Avella calls for investigation of Maspeth shelter ...
- Housing inspector illegally converted his cellar
- Undocumented impact on NYC
- US Open closes Queens Museum
- More proof that de Blasio's homeless policy is bogus
- Beware of latest mail scam
- Here's what a $3.3M beachfront home looks like
- Queens Library makes historic photos available online
- After the fire - flies
- Searching for coyotes at Astoria Mountain
- De Blasio dumps lobbyist
- Spare landmark, build on empty lot
- De Blasio ok with hiring illegals
- They dug too deep
- Mosque variance going to court
- More noise than ever over parts of Queens
- Developer to demolish motel and wait for 421a to c...
- Watching Elmhurst history slowly get destroyed
- Crowd turns their backs on DHS Commissioner Banks ...
- Markey vs. Barnwell at Maspeth shelter hearing
- Big Bird booed badly
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My source at the site tells me there are at least 4 adults with pups in the area.
Rumor has it that the nearby Steinway piano factory has commissioned a new musical work entitled "Duet for Coyote and Clavier" ("Duett für Kojote und Klavier".) Insiders say possible performance with a yet unnamed artist at the nearby sewage treatment facility. Should be a sell-out hot-ticket event.
How about tracking low-life people who constantly break quality of life issues and well as crooked elected officials and city agencies. That is what needs tracked down in NYC.
From my bedroom window one morning a couple of months ago I saw a coyote behind my building squeezing through a fence. I'm in Rego Park. Weird sight and kind of cool. I could tell it wasn't a dog and a quick google confirmed it was a coyote.
The real supposedly "Wile. E. Coyotes" are in our Queens political offices--go and flush these scavengers out--this election day! Loony Tunes must come to an end at City Hall, too!
This could bring back some ecological balance.
There are plenty of mice, rats, feral cats and dogs, as well as a few feral children that could be naturally cleaned up.
Sometimes Mother Nature works in quite the mysterious ways...
They're a beautifully adaptable animal that fit into the coastal ecosystem of the city. There's one group that feeds along the shoreline of the Bronx, particularly during the winter. The group near LaGuardia can do the same thing on this side of the waterway.
Coyotes will eat just about anything. Food-based garbage, gulls, rats and feral cats will all be on the menu. A friend who is an engineer for the Port Authority once told me how there were literal windrows of drowned rats at the airport after Sandy flooded the runways; they apparently live in the sea wall. Such rat colonies, which undoubtedly exist elsewhere along the coast, could provide a good forage base for a group of coyotes, which in turn will help to keep the rats under control.
You see this, and you have to think about the line from the first Jurassic Park movie. "Life will find a way."
Owoooo, coyotes of astoria
owoooo,
Apologies to Warren Zevon
This coyote problem will get scarier once they get their rocket skate shipment from ACME
Belated RIP to Gene Wilder.
tps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHqL7dNujNc
>This coyote problem will get scarier once they get their rocket skate shipment from ACME
Someone needs to tell them to shop locally. Damn hipster coyotes moving in from out of town.
I trapped one today in a 30' by 30' enclosure and we fed it let him relax for a bit and released him back to his pack. Pictures of him and then returning to his siblings too
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