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Children delivered letters to Gracie Mansion protesting the East 91st Street Marine Transfer Station.

The Doe Fund has stopped cleaning East 86th Street Commercial District, citing Hurricane Sandy.

Developers provided no trash storage space in new condos, leaving residents to get tickets, they say.

The East Midtown Partnership has placed 21 paper-only recycling bins around the district.

Ferry Point Park draws hundreds of soccer players and fans, but lacks a permanent staff.

The MTA is planning to remove garbage bins from more stations in an effort to reduce trash.

Trash sat festering in the July heat long after thousands gathered for the Fourth of July. 

The Parks Department has also increased security at the pool after Friday evening's fight.

Only 47 percent of small parks in Mill Basin, Flatlands, Bergen Beach and Canarsie earned passing marks.

The Department of Health is planning to crack down on rats in Bushwick.

The UES and Williamsburg, both in Rep. Carolyn Maloney's new district, are at odds over trash plans.

The city is looking for operators to create a controversial waste-to-energy plant.

A new community group has formed to fight the city's plans to build a $125 million waste transfer station along the East River at East 91st Street.

A Parks Department survey is looking to residents for ideas on how to keep city parks clean.

A Dumpster was removed from 158th Street after the city received multiple complaints about the smell last Friday.