As far as we know, these are the only temporary boilers that remain in the neighborhood from Sandy... on East Sixth Street at Avenue C outside this NYCHA-owned building.
Of course, there are other less-visible lingering effects from the storm...
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
One year later on East Sixth Street
As far as we know, these are the only temporary boilers that remain in the neighborhood from Sandy... on East Sixth Street at Avenue C outside this NYCHA-owned building.
Of course, there are other less-visible lingering effects from the storm...
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Look at the trees above the boiler truck....disgusting.
ReplyDeletethis is my block. i hate those trucks. anyone have any idea why they are there for so long? they seem almost permanent at this point. i'm sure the residents of housing they are servicing aren't too pleased either.
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