Ex-Governor Cuomo legalized recreational use (up to 3 ounces) of marijuana in the FY22 budget bill on March 31, 2021. It would remain illegal until the state draws up regulations. No single retail license has been issued to date! Residents of Tudor Village could smell it along 133 Avenue and 83 Street. It is illegal … Read more
Tudor Mall stretch of 133 Avenue tends to be popular for car racing at night. Driving schools seem to favor this area for their student-drivers. A resident has had her car hit several times by them. Other concerns including parking and package thefts.
A voter said she always votes, but nothing ever change. Politicians only show up when there is an election. They have their representative talk to constituents. Letters and phone calls go unanswered. Trees that dangle dangerously or have intruded basement. Potholes that get worse or slow to repair. Streets that have not been milled for decades if ever. … Read more
Cars stolen in this area within a month; loose cable in front of 124-03 111 Avenue; wide sinking pothole in the middle of street; possible drug den at 124-10 111 Avenue; popping mufflers at night; double parking; speeding; stolen packages…
Best way to reduce crime and poverty is in educating our children. But what happens when the children are enrolled in failing schools? DeBlasio’s lottery system has failed good students’ top choices. So many new curriculum introduced that money and time are being wasted. If teachers disagree or protest, they are ignored or let go. … Read more
If you have registered to vote before at a different location, Wednesday today is the deadline. Absentee ballot deadline is October 24th. A voter registered in Suffolk County wants to vote in 15th State Senate district. Her form must be received by the Board of Elections before 5 pm today.
Unlike Uber of Lyft, cash is collected via dispatcher or driver not through the app. If robbed, LimoSys drivers will have a greater loss. Benefits and services are also unequal compared to other drivers. A systematic overall review should be done.
Every since the shelter opened, neighbors have observed residents of the shelter going through yards and garages, opening car doors day and night, defecating at the Ruoff Triangle park… “Since they have time on their hands, why don’t they do some community service (such as street cleaning),” said a voter who had her car stolen.
Where 102 Road merges with Liberty Avenue, there are a lot of trees covering cable wires. The area is dark. There is no street lamp; rain water puddles regularly; packages are stolen often, and mugging has occurred.
