Clothing Donations
It seems our area is a prime one for these for-profit clothing bins to be illegally placed on sidewalks [/?s=illegal+clothing+bin]. Another one was recently dropped on Degraw just off 4th Avenue, which has happened time [/blog/sanitation/sanitation-wants-clothing-donation-bins-gone-from-4th-avenue]
Clothing Donations
We only posted about all those new illegal clothing donation bins [/blog/green/more-illegal-clothing-bins-being-dropped-around-the-neighborhood] in the neighborhood not even two weeks ago, but it looks like neighbors have been taking some swift action to get rid of them! Instagram user _titivil [http:
Ditmas Park
For-profit clothing donation bins [/blog/tag/clothing-bins] have been an ongoing problem in Ditmas Park and nearby neighborhoods for a while now, and it seems like we’ve gotten a new rash of them over the past several weeks. This bin on Westminster and Foster, like others before
Clothing Donations
Looking for a place to drop off clothing and other textiles that’s not a donation bin placed illegally on a sidewalk [/blog/sanitation/sanitation-wants-clothing-donation-bins-gone-from-4th-avenue]? As you make room in your closet for new winter duds, and in the future when you
Clothing Donation Bins
So, that Viltex [http://viltexusa.com/] for-profit bin on Westminster and Foster–you know, the one that seemed to have been plopped down without any notice [/blog/green/new-sketchy-clothing-donation-bin-on-westminster], and overflowed all over the sidewalk [/blog/green/westminster-for-profit-clothing-donation-bin-
clothing bins
People often ask where they can drop off used clothing in the neighborhood. Without any close thrift stores, many people depend on sidewalk bins (which, as we know, can become an overflow problem [/blog/sanitation/cortelyou-clothing-bin-mess] fairly quickly). A couple of bins in the area include: This
clothing bins
This isn’t the first time this clothing bin by the shoe shack on Cortelyou at East 9th Street has had a mess of clothing all around it, says neighbor Antonio M. Rosario [http://amrosario.com/], who sent in this photo from this morning. He says the bin, which only