The view at 84th Street above LIE 495 is beautiful, but the location has its problems. (1) Power lines are above ground, thus the area tends to experience power outage during windy and stormy days. (2) Parking is limited; but certain households tend to have cars that don’t move. (3) The northbound street has a … Read more
(1) Loud music playing late at night; (2) cars speeding; (3) loitering teenagers from John Adams High School; (4) parking; (5) 2 sinking potholes; (6) poor quality of road repairs…
In the last 24 hours, .74″ of rain fell in our area according to Weather Underground. Yet, puddles lower than the sewage drain and potholes are filled with rain water. These pictures are spots between 107 and 109 Avenues taken on October 5th, yet you can find similar problem in many spots throughout South Richmond … Read more
Back in 2020, when scamdemic lockdown began, the road between Park Lane South and Myrtle Avenue, “Freedom Drive” was closed everyday 24/7, and in 2021, permanently, with gates installed. The phony excuse by then DeBlasio admin. and continued by Adams admin. was and still is, “for recreation” so people can bike, walk, jog, with no … Read more
“Street crime has gotten out of control especially on the subway. Trees are not being replaced on Austin St. in Forest Hills; this will only hurt the shops on Austin St. as well as the real estate values in the entire neighborhood.” “PS; the LIRR os building an extension along the track to increase passenger … Read more
Tell me about your background, accomplishments , how long have you lived in Forest Hills .N..Y., Richard (Middle Village) Thanks Richard for your question. I worked for Westinghouse Electric, am owner of Identity Map Company, am President of Central Queens Republican Club, lives in Queens since the 80s, Forest Hills nearly 10 years. Stop with … Read more
To go from Richmond Hill to South Richmond Hill between Lefferts Boulevard and the Van Wyck Expressway, 130th Street running through an industrial area then beneath the LIRR Jamaica Yard is the only option. Cars often speed through this section scaring the few residents living here. When parking, drivers would often ignore driveways blocking homeowners … Read more
The last day of work was September 5, yet the sign is still up as of September 25.
68 Street is wide. If northbound drivers did not compensate early enough turning right before the end of the street, parked cars on the narrower Caldwell Avenue would be struck. Avoiding parking there, neighbors telling each other.
The Sitting Area 127 CXXVII park has been reconfigured in September. At its tip, it curves out cutting off one service road lane without warning. Cars must merge left. The design is to help cars merging from 58 Road on the other side of the Sitting Area, but the new island creates an even more … Read more