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Photo Of The Day: New Stanchions

Photo by Donald LogginsNeighbor Donald Loggins sent us photos of the newly completed stanchions at Westminster Road and Foster Avenue. The DOT admitted they mistakenly knocked down [/blog/news/dot-admits-knocking-down-historic-stanchions-was-a-mistake-will-rebuild-them] the original stanchions this summer and began rebuilding them about a month ago [/blog/history/dot-begins-work-to-replace-neighborhoods-historic-stanchions-that-the-city-admitted-were-mistakenly-knocked-down] . We are glad to

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DOT Begins Work To Replace Neighborhood’s Historic Stanchions That The City Admitted Were Mistakenly Knocked Down

Photo by Donald LogginsAfter the city Department of Transportation knocked down two historic stanchions [/blog/news/after-neighbors-are-outraged-over-city-dot-knocking-down-stanchions-agency-vows-to-address-concerns] — the brick columns that were built not long after the turn of the 20th century — at Foster Avenue and Westminster Road in June, the agency admitted they’d made a mistake [/blog/news/

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DOT Admits Knocking Down Historic Stanchions Was A Mistake, Will Rebuild Them

The DOT knocks down a stanchion at Foster and Westminster.At a meeting last week, the New York City Department of Transportation vowed to work with community members on a resolution after the agency demolished two historic brick stanchions [/blog/news/after-neighbors-are-outraged-over-city-dot-knocking-down-stanchions-agency-vows-to-address-concerns] without any notice to residents. “It definitely was