USPS Mailbox request by 85 Road & 102 Street

As fewer first class letters are being mailed, the number of the blue USPS mailboxes seems to be decreasing. Older residents still buy stamps, but traveling a mile to drop off letters and packages at the nearest Post Office could expose them to unnecessary trip dangers. USPS would need to publicize again free pickup service…

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We complained, nothing got done. Not voting anymore!

Owner does not want to talk politics nor religion; neither does she like politicians and indoctrinators. What can you do? You can’t do anything! Her house has several issues: (1) For the past three years, power in her house turned on/off on windy days. Con Edison came several times when power went out, but problem…

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Green Card delayed: two stories

Story one. D. Patel applied for asylum in January 2017, was granted work authorization, paid immigration attorney over $10,000, had her long awaited interview canceled by USCIS recently which required an additional $3K to $5K legal fees to reschedule her case. Story two. D. Khan married a US citizen in 2016, applied for green card…

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I don’t want hand outs; I need to move!

At 68 and single, Esther works late shift as a home aide in Rego Park. 4 years at her current basement apartment, her stuff is constantly stolen by tenants in the same house. She has changed her lock several times, and is afraid to confront the younger perpetrators. She just want to move so she…

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The family loves their 30-year old bipolar child. How can the City help when he cannot be controlled?

He has gone through the system multiple times, is on medication, continues to threaten family members… The parents are cutting back working hours to watch over him, hurting the family mentally and financially. Solution? A brief history of deinstitutionalization. Gov. Hochul on 2023 $1 billion “transformative care”. Candidate for City Council in 2023

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Billed as a prayer and vigil, BP Donovan Richards Saeidi’s memorial event was anything but.

As long as someone died, it was politicized. (1) Street was closed; (2) BP Richards did not mention the names of the other four victims who were shot, and they were not invited; (3) the son of Hamod Saeidi, Main, was about the 10th speaker after the BP, an Iman, a relative, State Senator Joseph…

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New Building at 78-29 Austin Street

Neighbors had difficulty finding out information regarding the site under construction for years. YIMBY’s August 2022 reported 123 enclosed parking spaces and 91 possible condominium units. That number may have increased to 98 according to the latest filing at the NYC Buildings Department. Candidate for City Council in 2023

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Mark Graham’s and Bobby Ehrenberg’s selfless transitional housing at 134-04 101 Avenue

Mark and Bobby have been helping people referred by parole officers and attorneys for over a decade without receiving any compensation. Mark has arthritis that is hampering his ability to continue his good deed. Do drop by and thank them for what they do. I did, and I will again. Candidate for City Council in…

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