NYC DoT ordered several homeowners to remove fence that has been there for decades on city property with no intention of ever using it. Homeowners have spent money and time to keep the area clean and safe. (Trees in the picture are on City property. Fence was on grass next to paved road.) Update. A … Read more
According to Census Population Estimates, at least 2.7% of the county’s residents moved out since the 2020 census. That exodus may have been accelerated because the number of active registered voters decreased by 163,600 from February 21, 2021 to February 21, 2022 according to New York State Board of Elections. Are you one of them, … Read more
Today is the 30th day of lockdown in Shanghai. The diagram explains how it is micro-managed. We have accepted to live with COVID. Ex-Governor Cuomo’s 15-month State of Emergency declared back in March 7, 2020 expired on June 24, 2021. Yet, City’s and State’s laws and policies have not reflected that full adjustment.
New maps will be drawn by the neutral expert Dr. Jonathan Cervas. Can we take a breath? It’s not over until it’s over.
“It’s usually the false things.” Words from one of Marilyn Monroe’s last therapy sessions (Netflix) with her psychiatrist, Ralph Greenson. She died 60 years ago on August 4, 1962. How do we individually and as a society solve this ageless and universal problem?
The City and State is spending time and money on criminals, less to their victims. To justify closing Rikers, it is ignored. Do you agree with the federal takeover?
The NYS Appellate Court, Fourth Department, decided that the Albany legislature must redraw the Congressional lines. The case is now before the Court of Appeals on April 26, 2022. State Senate and State Assembly lines are left unchanged. Gerrymandering is done by those in control. How do we (those not in the power circle) keep … Read more
The vaccine mandate is wrong. Don’t use bad law to punish good people trying to support their family! Have you lost your job or faked a vaccine card due to the mandate?
When the Board considers a petition to be short in the number of collected signatures, it traditionally used a weight test. For Theresa Sebastian, Republican candidate for State Assembly in the 25th District, the Board counted “332 Signatures filed. 411 Signatures Required” becoming the Objector-in-fact. What is your Board of Elections experience? What can be … Read more
To visit this wonderful 4-mile stretch, catch the shuttle where Q22 ends. $2 for visitors and free for residents. Generally, it loops every 20 minutes.