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Stop Dumping On Rockaway

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Matthew Long
7 years ago

Enough, we need to clean up and take care of the homes, section-8, boys homes we already have!

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Deborah Gifford
7 years ago

I’m against this homeless shelter on 101St St

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Thomas Shaffer
7 years ago

Enough is enough

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Stephen Melnick
7 years ago

This is not fair and sustainable urban planning.

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Ivy Farrell
7 years ago

Rockaway needs more infrastructure and places of enrichment for our youth. Overloading it with more people whom need support services is not the way to help anyone. Find a better solution and stop dumping another problem here.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This is bs and everyone knows it

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Aimee Collin
7 years ago

Please do not allow the abuse of Rockaway community further by opening a homeless shelter one block from a school. It’s unfair to the neighborhood and the homeless people with no jobs, limited public transportation if any. Please. There are too many rehabs, nursing homes in this tiny peninsula already.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Homeless shelter near schools is irresponsible and dangerous.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Rockaway needs to stop being known for negative reasons. We need to bring rockaway more positive things not this!

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Susanne Max
7 years ago

Enough is enough!

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Angelina Oftedal
7 years ago

No more dumping in far rockaways please

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Tins Schlissel
7 years ago

I am against a homeless shelter on B.101 a block from a school. Please stop the work order.

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Susan Friel
7 years ago

STOP DUMPING ON ROCKAWAY!

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christina flores
7 years ago

We have enough homeless and crazy ppl uptown, that’s too close to my child’s school and who knows what types of men are going to be there.

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Lisa Farrell
7 years ago

Please let Rockaway Park continue its rebirth since Sandy. This will only set us back. Please also remember WE VOTE.

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Shari Miller
7 years ago

Please we do not need another shelter here in Rockaway!!

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John Plant
7 years ago

Shelter would be too close to schools. We are still rebuilding here. How about helping us instead of hurting us?

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Joseph L Gonzalez
7 years ago

It's sad after all Rockaway has endured, with Sandy, and having to build back its community courageously. The city decides, with zero communication to its residents to put in this shelter. Where businesses and new houses have recenetly flourished this is how we are paid back.

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Siobhan Gonzalez
7 years ago

I want to see rockaway keep moving forward, not take two steps back !

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Kathleen Lockwood
7 years ago

Rockaway is revitalizing. We do not want a homeless shelter.