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- Served up on a silver platter
- 1% keeping the city afloat
- Is DOT ignoring graffiti due to Vision Zero?
- Silver disbarred
- Flushing police scandal gets bigger
- The Frankenhouse of Maspeth
- CB7 wants affordable housing dedicated to its cons...
- A lot of Sandy damaged homes are still not repaired
- Why didn't DOT inspect Ciafone's canopies?
- Fund to keep businesses here
- Attendance not important to council members
- Happy Easter from Queens Crap!
- Middle Village project looking much better
- St. Michael's Cementery?
- Bye bye Bayside service station
- An end to developer loophole?
- NY1's dumb population analysis
- One man's trash is another man's treasure
- Kim & Koo want filthy Flushing LIRR station cleaned
- Interesting house to meet the wrecking ball
- Here's who voted no
- Will Toby finally get sunk?
- DOT's strange response to sign request
- Glassy project will kick Buks to the curb
- Ozone Park half house
- NYPD recruits hogging up College Point parking
- M train riders to get screwed next year
- Too many kids in Francis Lewis zone
- College Point blockbusting?
- F'ed up on Fitchett
- Public toilets sit unused in warehouse for 10 years
- How brainwashed is the Queens press?
- Malcolm Smith probe may not yet be over
- Blessed Sacrament may pave over a lot of green
- Let's celebrate a 30-unit building on the site of ...
- Destruction of Judge Garaufis' house proves need f...
- Vallone punting problems over to Avella
- NJ town doesn't want to be like Queens
- Sanders drops out of congressional race
- A lot fewer vacate orders
- Brand new subway station already falling apart
- DOB may lift ban on crawler cranes
- Council about to sign off on de Blasio's royal scr...
- Van Wyck project taking a really long time
- Raises for all!
- An idea whose time has come?
- Ethics reform bills proposed
- Kim & Avella oppose Flushing West plan
- What closing Rikers is really about
- Are we ready for "granny pods"?
- That's a lot of crap!
- Police don't want to tow abandoned car
- Jamaica Bay movie about to premiere
- Phony preservation rally held by phony elected
- An update from Forest Hills
- Developer destroys facade of Elks club in response...
- Brooklyn hotel seized by sheriffs
- 2 more classy Ciafone canopies
- Astoria con artist still at it
- Landmarked areas are as dense as non-landmarked areas
- More, smaller jails mean one near you
- The many canopies of John Ciafone
- It's not safe to go into the water
- The Sunday funnies
- LIC Elks Club in danger
- Here's why de Blasio's affordable housing scheme w...
- Former Elmhurst Community Garden turned into huge ...
- About the landmark backlog
- Katz and Ferreras freeze WPU out of important meeting
- Astoria pols beg to get bridge painted
- BRT budget doubles, broken into phases
- Pol wants better voter participation
- Curbed features interesting Kew Gardens house
- Help Me Howard enters house the Baileys left
- Walcott is new Queens Library CEO
- Spa Castle closes
- Overcrowding leads to bad outcomes
- Jamaica department store not happening soon
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10 comments:
Practice what you preach? In this development mad and lust for profit zeitgeist?
http://biblehub.com/genesis/2-8.htm
The 63 parking spots are broken into 4 areas, don't think they will have to knock anything down.
I'm guessing the grass will be going. Unfortunate. Roof repair, yes; parking, no.
Hope they use permeable pavers... the neighborhood appears to be predominately concrete and asphalt.
It's wonderful that someone is thinking about our infirm and retired priests but what about the sisters? It seems that the catholic church has used them and thrown them away. Selling off all the convents sends these unpaid sisters to the worst nursing homes ever. Priests are given salaries and can accept bequests from Wills. What about the female counterpart? Don't they deserve a decent retirement for no pay all their lives?
Ask and The Lord shall provide.
There can't possibly be any space left for any grass or green if they manage to make 63 spaces.
- 47 spaces to double as a playground. The only large space is on 203 street, and there's no way 47 cars could fit there. There is currently a small lot that fits maybe 6-8 cars.
- 8 spaces for rectory office - those are already covered by the small lot at already exists as I just mentioned
- 2 spaces for convent - I suppose they could pave over the convent lawn just like half the neighborhood has already done to their own lawns
- 6 handicapped spaces by the elevator - the elevator inside the church would be closest to the corner of 202 St and 34 Ave, so I guess the neighborhood can say goodbye to that swatch of green, too. 6 cars would be tight in that area, just looking at Google Street View.
Not only should the neighbors be disgusted with these plans, the parishioners should be disgusted as well.
Catholic school attendance is dropping year after year. Why bother? leave it alone. What's wrong with parking a car a walking a block or two, maybe some of the fatties will lose a few pounds. The problem here is the asshole drivers who are too lazy to park a block or two away, they double park so that junior doesn't have to walk, thereby creating very dangerous situations in the street and fatter kids, year after year.
The problem here is the asshole drivers who are too lazy
I see you got everything figured out.
Maybe is the fucking corn syrup in their diets.
Maybe is the junk GMO Monsanto is peddling in supermarkets.
Now think about that.
Last poster - no it's the lack of exercise. You are incorrect.
Stop blaming big amorphous things beyond your control for your own failings and you'll be happier and more successful.
Stupid liberal kool-aid ...don't drink it!
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