Members of LUNGS (Loisaida United Neighborhood Gardens) are hosting a public meeting tomorrow (Saturday!) afternoon to discuss rats... specifically, Mayor de Blasio's recently announced $32 million plan to help reduce the number of rats in several neighborhoods, including the East Village.
The meeting is at 1 p.m. in the Green Oasis Community Garden, 386 E. Eighth St. between Avenue C and Avenue D.
4 comments:
What happened to the minty rat bag program that the Mayor foisted on the city so he can hook up a campaign donor to his in office city hall superpac slush fund
http://nypost.com/2016/05/16/business-makes-small-fortune-in-contracts-after-donating-to-de-blasio/
I don't see any more squirrels around VillageView anymore.
These illustrations are too cute.
Those minty garbage bags do nothing. Garbage should not be on the street in bags, period. The DOH is offering a free Rat Academy on August 10 that I recommend everyone attend -
https://www.facebook.com/events/843209659178671/
The program is interesting and it gives you a chance to ask questions directly to the DOH people involved in all this. One person fighting an army of rats will certainly lose, but a whole neighborhood/city working together can do it.
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