Activists hope to save compost site
The Parks Department is evicting the operators of a longtime composting site under the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge on June 30, when the agency will begin facilitating the reconstruction of
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The Parks Department is evicting the operators of a longtime composting site under the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge on June 30, when the agency will begin facilitating the reconstruction of
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Casino bidders need to show community support, so they are outfitting local children in T-shirts with logos. Also, curbside composting comes to Brooklyn.
The program, which has already rolled out in Queens, requires residents to separate food scraps and yard waste from their trash. Brooklyn is next.