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Exclusive | I live above a noisy NYC laundromat whose vibrations and fumes are ruining my life — and I have nowhere to go (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Last fall, when Dorian Solomon viewed the East Harlem studio apartment she now calls home, construction kept her from noticing the commotion from the Miss Bubble laundromat on the ground floor, directly below. Since moving in, however, the disruption from the laundromat has been tormenting her with noise, vibration and fumes during all waking hours, while a boiler ticks noisily around the clock. “I feel like a zombie,” Solomon told The Post. “In a
Exclusive | NYC landlord sues sanitation department over trash-placement fines — because there’s nowhere to put it (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A clash over trash is playing out in Tribeca — where plenty of small buildings have no choice but to set out their garbage in plastic bags rather than bulky bins. In such small buildings, there is simply no space for the sanitation department’s required bins, which consume far more space than bags alone. Regardless, late last year the sanitation department slapped landlord Robert Moskowitz with three “receptacle violation” tickets — for using garb
Exclusive | Popular NYC Chabad congregation facing eviction in brutal fight with landlord over lease dispute (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. For six years, Chabad Loft has served as a hub for Jewish life in Greenwich Village, operating from the bottom of a quaint rowhouse at 10 E. Eighth St. Now, the space — aptly dressed with painted exposed brick, gold-tone light pendants and plush jewel-tone furniture for its trendy young congregants — is facing eviction. Rabbi Jerry Bankhalter is embroiled in an acrimonious fight with his landlord over ambiguous lease terms that involve the validit
Exclusive | I scour Manhattan’s trash for junk like broken $1K strollers and $20 coffee grinders — then fix and give them away for free (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. One man’s trash really is another man’s treasure. Darrick Lo’s neighbors throw out everything from broken strollers to coffee grinders to chairs. He’s the guy who digs through their trash and fixes it all himself. Growing up in New Jersey, Lo liked to watch his mother sew on her Singer Stylist 534, circa 1975. “It needed its hook and feed gears replaced because the original parts were made of materials that degrade over time,” Lo told The Post. On
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