For years, industrial sites that once fueled the city’s economy have sat idle and deteriorating in and around residential areas. Now, the brownfields are presenting an opportunity for residents to re-invent their neighborhoods.
A peaceul drug dealer selling cocaine! This is now accepted behavior? Maybe he could let him stand out in front of his house if this is not serious. The people who come to buy are lovely nice law abiding citizens, Who always respect your property and QUALITY OF LIFE. Why don't the police issue tickets for noise? How many of them actually LIVE IN THE CITY The environment is too dead beat friendly,dump all the money you want into Schenectady until decent people can walk the street safely its a wast of time
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A peaceul drug dealer selling cocaine! This is now accepted behavior? Maybe he could let him stand out in front of his house if this is not serious. The people who come to buy are lovely nice law abiding citizens, Who always respect your property and QUALITY OF LIFE. Why don't the police issue tickets for noise? How many of them actually LIVE IN THE CITY The environment is too dead beat friendly,dump all the money you want into Schenectady until decent people can walk the street safely its a wast of time
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