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Crime, taxes, inflation are too damn high! Why is the City cutting our services and charging us to welcome more migrants? Cops, businesses and people are leaving! $112 Billion city budget is unsustainable! Vote Republican or Conservative Novermber 7, 2023!
New York City Administrative Code allows citizens to issue noise summons. (Title 24: Environmental Protection and Utilities, Chapter 2 Noise Control, Subchapter 8: Enforcement § 24-261 Citizen’s complaint). Councilman James Gennaro wants to ban it. The adjudication process needs to be clear. Rights of citizens to go against noise and other quality of life issues such…
The 58th and the last Supreme Court decision of the 2022 Term Year. “(Business owner) Ms. Smith will gladly conduct business with those having protected characteristics, (just not to create) graphics and websites that violate her belief… The First Amendment envisions the United States as a rich and complex place where all persons are free…
Docket 22-506 issued June 30, 2023. “HEROES Act provides no authorization for the Secretary’s plan… let alone ‘clear congressional authorization’ for such program.” Dissenting opinion Justic Elena Kagan believes, “(t)he Secretary, that is, could give the ($400 billion) relief that was needed…”
Docket 20-1199 issued June 29, 2023. “(Harvard) failed to operate their race-based admissions programs in a manner that is “sufficiently measurable to permit judicial [review]… failed to articulate a meaningful connection between the means they employ and the goals they pursue… failed to comply with the Equal Protection Clause’s twin commands that race may never…
Atlantic Scaffolding uses 129 Street and 94 Avenue (off Atlantic) as its loading dock blocking cars entering the one-way street south many times throughout the day. Trucks would come as early as 6:30 in the morning inconveniencing residents. Few buildings away at 127-07 Atlantic Avenue, patrons to the Bend Lounge attracts illegal parking, loud noise,…
Department of Homeless Services spent $61.4 million to clear 2,308 homeless people and their encampments from March 21, 2022 to November 30, 2022 were able to place only 3 in housing. In Comptroller Brad Lander’s audit report, homeless activities resumed at 31% of those sites.
Ethan Felder, Lynn Schulman (incumbent), and Sukhi Singh. $85,800 were spent by Future NYC for Lynn Schulman and against Ethan Felder or a total of $15.60 per vote. Another $84,330 were spent by Labor Strong 2023 in support of Lynn Schulman.
Lost my wallet on May 19 at Jay Street MetroTech Station. Manhattan Property Clerk notified me June 22 via $8.10 Certified Mail (7007 3020 0001 3527 9798) to pick up a lost and found item at One Police Plaza. Nothing was missing including $12 cash, which Manhattan Property kept separately. If item were not picked…
One homeowner in Richmond Hill South has received over 120 complaints over the past 6 years. The Buildings Department spent resources investigating unsubstantiated complaints. Homeowner felt harassed, and requested identity of the complaint filer. Anonymity should not be permitted to those who use the system to harass neighbors, and should be criminality liable.
The wiring holding it along the thick cable is broken. It is dangling at 103-24 127 Street driveway.