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Maybe focus on funding what is already built instead?
MTA Scrambles For New Funding To Keep Brooklyn-Queens Train Line On Track
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The Interborough Express would run along an existing freight corridor from Sunset Park in Brooklyn to Jackson Heights in Queens.More cheap housing for congressional districts
I think the same is true of parks. Yesterday I told a NYC Park Ranger that it doesn't make sense to me to build the new The QueensWay when our current Queens parks are understaffed and underfunded. She sympathized with me and explained that the city focuses on new projects because it's much easier to get federal funds for new projects than to get funding to maintain existing infrastructure. I hope there's a way that we can change that pattern.
It is all about the kickbacks
There is no common sense in any decisions that are made today. Every politician regardless of party is focused on either reelection or their next campaign, trying to get publicity and attention, and making sure their name is familiar.
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They tear up the track at Juniper tooReminder to the NYPD, especially the 104 Precinct: dirt bikes are not street legal, especially when minors are riding them on public streets.
As the weather gets warmer, we’re going to see more of this reckless behavior.
We expect enforcement action, not lectures about safety while illegal dirt bikes continue riding through our neighborhoods.
The 104 jajjajajajajaj the criminal in Queens jajajaj. They will be raiding the bike that's why they will do nothing. Specialty officer Lopez on the 104.
Our friends in Southeast Queens have organized a bus to Albany to lobby legislators to sign on to S7197/A6955 which is sponsored by Senator Joseph Addabbo.
This legislation aims to ensure that battery energy storage systems are sited with appropriate distance from neighboring properties, are backed by sufficient financial assurances, and are developed with meaningful community input to protect public safety and local interests.
SQREJC has invited JPCA members to ride with them on Monday, May 18. Call to reserve your spot on the bus. Details below.