Nice maskless cluster going on there de Blasio, considering that other communities couldn't have memorial day parades because of continuing pandemic guidelines. Talk about not being seen.
Update: Looks like PIX is also engaging in shadowbanning me. They took down the original upload and put up a new one and wiped out all my comments.
What the hell is up with this bank? For some peculiar reason, NYCB
decided to end human interaction customer and teller service at this
Liberty Ave. branch back in April and has only made this bank available
for ATM service. But only for withdrawals and not deposits. It’s like
one of those crappy looking machines you see by bodegas or barstaurants
except it’s an entire commercial storefront version of it.
In light of the insulting neglect towards the auto shops at Willets Point, here is unadulterated proof of how Bill de Blasio's Department of Transportation prioritizes road improvements for promotional and ceremonial events and film shoots over the needs of the taxpaying citizens from a post I wrote last November. And Liberty Avenue past 122 st. is still in horrid, dilapidated and hazardous condition.
As it was written:
A week before Halloween, an encouraging sight sprung forth to auto
owners and cyclists. The decade long dilapidation of Liberty Avenue
beginning at Lefferts Boulevard was about to get repaved with fresh tar
and asphalt. Being a cyclist myself, it was elating to finally look
forward to a smooth path and finally see the cracks and crevices
produced by many winters, persistent double and triple parking and K and
illegal U-turns by overtly aggressive drivers remediated.
What’s frustrating about this is that a while back the D.O.T. milled and
repaved the entirety of Liberty under the elevated train from Rockaway
Blvd to the last stop at Lefferts Blvd but they decided for some damn
reason not to stretch out the repaving 15 blocks east to the Van Wyck
Expressway to at least make it look compatible as well as prevent the
road from suffering from further degradation.
But in yet another case of diminishing returns of half-ass efforts from
your city, it turned out that they only repaved 2 fucking blocks.
Even more frustrating and fucking maddening is that the long overdue
road repair was permitted and possibly inspired and demanded to make way
for a film shoot.
A massive fire in Richmond Hill Saturday night gutted 13 buildings and left dozens of people homeless, authorities said Sunday.
About 250 firefighters were called to the fire at 10:50 p.m. and finally subdued the blaze at around 2:40 a.m.
Five people, including two firefighters, sustained injuries that officials said weren't life-threatening. Approximately 40 people remain displaced from their homes. The Red Cross is currently coordinating care for the displaced individuals.
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