Age 80, no family; $777 fixed income paying $1,585 rent
The tenant qualifies for Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE), but owner, Irason LLC, would not help. Landlord has multiple building violations.
Good People
Should the bamboo grove behind Burns Street along LIRR stay?
Met Eugenia who cares about our environment. She observed that wild butterflies no longer come after West Nile mosquito spraying. She wondered whether non-native species such as bamboo would be a problem.
Band program
Teacher Paoli at Ella Baker School needs drums for schools program. If you can donate or contribute, please contact him at mpaoli@ellabakerschool.org. Youtube Video. If Venmo, @Michael-Paoli.
Thank you Pamela for picking up trash along 85 Avenue in Richmond Hill
She was very humble. She is one of the reasons that make the neighborhood great!
Arty fixing a City tree plot at 64 Lane
We should always thank people who went out of their way to make the city safer, cleaner and more beautiful. Map of New York City Street Trees
Block Party South Richmond Hill 95 Ave & 130 St
Great food, music and friends after 27 months of COVID interruption. Neighbors from Guyana, India, Venezuela, Ecuador, Dominican Republic… Thank you Aleena, Bill, Azeema, Lloyd, Suzanne, Bibi, Ruben, Bhupinder, Chandradai, Nazeema, Stephen, Nazmoon, Jacqueline, Zarina, Sue Ann, Manpreet, Davinder, Satvinder, Damanpreet, Christi, Christina, Nayeli, Alexandra, Pedro, Narendra, Fiona, and many many more.
41-year old Joseph Williams was born with otofacial syndrome
He felt worthless, and had a low self-esteem. He leaned on his support group and religion. You must believe in yourself, before others could be there for you to lean on.
Thank you David Hwang for picking up trash on Woodhaven Blvd
“It’s a good excercise.” He would not mind if the Parks Department is willing to hire part time people like him. We should always thank people who make our neighborhood better.
Homeowners maintaining city property should be thanked not punished.
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
Trip to Breezy Point, Queens
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.