The property is owned by the City of New York. It has been left vacant and unattended for decades. Good neighbors have kept it cleaned. City decided to lock it up this year. Now it is unsightly.
It was installed about 3 years ago. It has attracted wrong people and wrong activities at the wrong time. Wednesday night boom box music until 2 am, drug use, dog poop, homeless, drinking, all happening at PS 54. It should be removed.
Both ends of 125 Street between Jamaica Avenue and 89 Avenue are not thruways, yet cars speed down the one-way street south dangerously. The “mayor” of this block submitted request for two speed bumps 6 years ago, but was told that the request was lost. Also, sewer pipe mid-street is probably broken. DoT came several … Read more
When the COVID pandemic hit. When you saw nightly subway cleaning. When it announced cost of fare evasion… Solutions? Build taller turnstiles. $ Hike fares in March 2023. $$ Congestion pricing in 2024. $$$ ENOUGH!
Click here to post. Click here to read about “Central Business District Tolling Program” and the six rushed public hearings held last week before Labor Day weekend.
What did the Chancellor say when he took office? Where are his promises now? Perhaps I shall have a digital wall of shame to compare promises, complaints and status?
Yes, the City is committed to close Rikers. Is this another wrong decision by the Democrats?
Please don’t tell business what to do since you yourself don’t agree with the loan canceling amount. According to IRS, canceled debt is TAXABLE! Except federal student loans and in New York State.
Say it ain’t so Senator Joe Addabbo and Assemblywoman Stacey Pheffer Amato! I know you are trying to address a local community concern, but to ban it statewide?! Albany needs to have a circuit breaker to SHUTDOWN bad laws!
First Deputy Mayor Lorraine Grillo said, “they (sic) can use to pay their (sic) mortgage, pay their (sic) utility bills, or plan for their (sic) future.” How many checks were issued? How many applied, but are waiting or were denied? How about just lower the property tax? Would that not be easier and more fair?