A community town hall in Queens this afternoon will field the concerns of those affected by last weekend's sewage spill.
Hundreds of basements of homes in the South Ozone Park neighborhood were flooded with wastewater due to a blocked sewer pipe.
Residents were left with ruined and damaged belongings, and a horrible smell. Many had to leave their homes as workers cleaned up in the following days.
The town hall will be at the Lyndon B. Johnson School on Sutphin Boulevard at 2 p.m.
A Yale University Budget Lab analysis found the April 2 tariff announcement will create an average annual per household loss of $2,100.
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Instead of being safe at home, he was abandoned at a hospital, with his tiny body covered in bruises.
A senior at Midwood High School, English is also an avid soccer player — and is captain of the school's varsity girls team.
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