The Second Avenue Subway has been in the pipeline since the 1920s. Now, the residents and business owners of the
seems to be smiling anymore.
Local restaurants, shops, delis and bars have not only had their streets bulldozed but their business has also taken quite a hit. Children no longer run freely through the sidewalks nor are patrons enjoying the comforts of outdoor restaurants. Instead, they encounter a clutter of construction equipment, materials and machinery. A brisk walk is no longer met by the fresh night air, but with thick clouds of dust and debris.
Store-owners have placed signs in their windows as a means of protest as more and more businesses find themselves on the verge of closing.
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Posted by: Lauren S. | 09/21/2009 at 02:02 PM