"Dear Con Ed,
I am dying of thirst
Please... when you get a chance"
@evgrieve Hello. It might be a good idea to reach out to either the Parks Department or 311. ~RO
— Con Edison (@ConEdison) June 24, 2016
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Misleading headline. The neighbors aren't asking ConEd. The tree is. As the update shows, it doesn't know the details of the various bureaucracies, but at least it probably made its own paper.
ReplyDeleteSo in this case, I guess Con Ed isn't "On It"?
ReplyDeleteWith all the on-going constructions, so many trees been chopped down in this neighborhood. Sad.
ReplyDeleteWIY
ReplyDeleteSeriously, why does Con Ed have to water it? Since when does Con Ed water trees?
I'm not defending them, just saying you can water the tree yourself.
ConEd probably wants the tree to die so they can get their hands on more parking space.
ReplyDeleteMaybe Con Ed is hedging their bets and waiting for a hurricane deluge.
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