When will the Forest Hills Gardens open up Hawthorne Park?
Residents felt it has been closed long enough.
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ConEd power lines loose and low at 105 Street near Jamaica Avenue
Low hanging or dangling cables are found throughout Richmond Hill. Power lines are the most dangerous when it is within reach of residents living there. Move it up or go underground.
Flea market and car wash at 107 Street near Jamaica Avenue
Are these businesses licensed or registered? Can the flea market lady stay out all night late in the evening? Are their operation a health hazard?
Daryus Clarke, 20, killed at Plug March 18, 2023
The Smoke Shop was ordered shut on June 7, 2023 in less than three months, yet the victim’s killer has not been found. Marijuana possession and use in all forms remain illegal under federal law except for certain cannabis-derived products such as CBD. I am in support of Cannabis Impact Prevention Coalition v. Kathy Hochul…
Cars got booted during the June 11 Forest Hills Street Fair
Burns Street south of the LIRR belongs to the Forest Hills Gardens Corporation, a private community. Without any warning or caution signs, at least a dozen of cars were observed booted in a short period of time. One driver said she was away for only 15 minutes. Some people waited inconveniently for more than 30…
Election Interference: Dog Mayor Election 2024
Even a “fun” election could be hijacked. Honorary NYC Dog Mayor Election 2024. When the runner-up Bertie the Pomeranian died Tuesday, November 19, it adds to the mystery.
Have faith in New Yorkers; not necessarily in our political leaders.
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…
NYC MyCity portal is another cosmetic confusion.
Slick, it is. Useful, it is not. It still focuses on what the City has to offer instead of helping citizens to fulfill what they need.
$1.5 million for a task force to study slavery reparation!
Out of 51 city council members, only 8 voted against it. Intro 0279-2024 on studying the impacts of slavery and its legacies in New York City and recommending potential reparative measures for resulting harms. Enacted.
Justice delayed is justice denied
Emmanuel Polanco and Sterling Baez, husband and wife, rake in $500K while the 20 some Dominican Republic teachers victimized could not go home. Why is New York taxpayers continue to reward wrong doers?