kensington
In response to a recommendation by Community Board 12 to remove two of the four new benches [/events/carolers-sing-vigilers-talk-and-a-neighbor-squawks-at-kensington-plaza] in the 6-month-old Kensington Plaza, neighbor Bridget Elder has started an online petition [http://signon.org/sign/let-us-keep-all-of-the.fb23?source=s.icn.fb&r_by=1489015] to ask that the
Calls to Prayer
A Kensington neighbor has created an online petition [http://www.change.org/petitions/rectify-noise-code-laws-in-nyc-to-include-religious-institutions] to request that City Council revise the NYC noise code laws [http://www.nyc.gov/html/dep/pdf/noise_code_guide.pdf] to include religious institutions. Maggie Tobin writes: > Because our policy makers have failed
Petitions
We told you last week about a petition the Manhattan Beach Community Group is circulating [/parents-community-berate-mayors-rep-over-safety/] to demand more traffic safety controls on its two broad boulevards. Below is a copy of the petition, which anyone can print out, sign, and mail back to the address indicated. There is enough
Petitions
The Brooklyn Public Library system launched an online petition [http://www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org/] last weekend in an attempt to throw the brakes on a proposed $17.5 million budget cut [http://www.brooklyneagle.com/categories/category.php?category_id=27&id=28263]. If passed the 20 percent cut would