Queens Crap
Friday, April 25, 2008

St. Pat's mass for dead construction workers

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Their names - typically shouted from a steel beam somewhere high along the skyline - will instead resonate gently inside St. Patrick's C...
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One more time...

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Manhattan City Councilman Miguel Martinez has shipped hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to a nonprofit group where his sister sits o...
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That's a big community facility

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HEIGHT FIGHT VS. 'CRANE' BUILDING By SANDERSON, NY Post Thirty-three floors of the 43-story apartment building rising at the site of...
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Graves dug up at Green Church

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Church's condo deal stirs grave concerns BY MATTHEW LYSIAK DAILY NEWS WRITER A holy row has broken out in Brooklyn after more than 200 g...
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Is this really a people's victory?

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Today in Sunnyside, Queens, representatives of Western Queens Power for the People were joined by Assemblymember Richard Brodsky to announce...
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Building boom over

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The number of residential permits issued in the city in the first quarter dropped by 46% compared with the year ago period, a sign the city’...
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Urban planning at its finest, part 7

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Here is another example of urban planning at its finest, this time on Perry Avenue in Maspeth. Goodbye open space, hello, wall!
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Thursday, April 24, 2008

The real reason Patty was canned

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You know how Bloomie hates that filthy habit...I hope she blew smoke in his turtle face on her way out the door! Photo from Daily News
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Con Ed offers $260 to each blackout victim

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The exact amount of the bill credits or rebates to be offered Con Ed customers in Astoria, Long Island City, Woodside and Sunnyside was uncl...
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Here we go again

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The city has frozen nearly $1 million in funds that a Bronx city councilman sought for an obscure nonprofit group conveniently located right...
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Reservoir plan earns Parks a Bad Apple award

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"For not yet heeding the call to preserve this unique natural setting in the heart of New York City (but with the understanding that it...
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Living in denial in Fresh Meadows

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This is from AM-NY's profile of Fresh Meadows : The sprawling, tree-lined boulevards and quaint colonial cottages that color Fresh Meado...
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Scaffold accident at Lincoln Center

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Worker Hurt in Lincoln Center Fall By THE NEW YORK TIMES A construction worker at Lincoln Center was hospitalized after falling 30 feet from...
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"Intensive, in-depth assessment" of high-risk sites

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Buildings Department To Access High-Risk Sites By Staff Reporter of the Sun One day after buildings commissioner Patricia Lancaster resigned...
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Como holds fundraiser at Pinky's watering hole

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Thank you Daily News for bringing us this invitation. Interesting choice of venue, considering that this is one of ex-Councilman Gallagher...
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St. John's dorm construction a complete fiasco

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This was the original condition of the grounds from the beginning. Shows the filling of the drywells - which remained constantly flooded wit...
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Something smells rotten at Union Square

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A coalition of community groups and parks advocates who brought the lawsuit say the city needs to get approval from the state legislature be...
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St. Saviour's gone to the dogs

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Looks like St. Saviour's now has some guard dogs. Actually, they belong to the owner of Sano Construction. More photos here .
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Earth Day interview

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Remember when Azi Paybarah and Dan Hendrick were Queens weekly reporters? Well, they held a reunion yesterday. How sweet.
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Lancaster resignation wrapup

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New York Times: For more than 200 years, the department has been plagued by allegations ranging from the dastardly to the absurd. Plumbing i...
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