Animals Well, Sh*t: These Brooklyn Neighborhoods Complain Most About Dog Poop This isn’t a new issue [/what-to-do-about-dog-owners-who-dont-pick-up-poop-bensonhurst/] for our readers: from Park Slope to Bensonhurst, neighbors continue to obsess over what to do with abandoned dog poop. Dog waste left on the street is, well, disgusting, but also dangerous, as it can make its way into our water supply if
dog poop Need A Trash Can On Your Block? Request One From The DSNY UPDATE 2/26: Our local DSNY district heard your suggestions, but unfortunately it looks like most of them are not eligible locations for receptacles. Community Board 14 [http://www.cb14brooklyn.com/] let us know that they’ll be happy to help with your ideas, and will be a better resource
43rd council district City Council Candidate Quaglione Wants To Reinstate Dog Curbing Signs Source: rachaelvoorhees / FlickrThe sight of dog waste littering the streets is one of the more depressing things about New York City, especially as summer approaches. As we near the 35th anniversary [http://www.findingdulcinea.com/news/on-this-day/July-August-08/On-this-Day--New-York-Establishes-Country-s-First--Pooper-Scooper--Law.html] that the city’s “pooper scooper law [http://www.nyc.
