Council Member Menin Receives Death Threat
On Friday, Council Member Julie Menin reported that a death threat was mailed to her office, located at 444 East 75th Street. “Today my office
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Menin Announces Return of Rat Mitigation Program
Council Member Julie Menin has announced the return of her rat mitigation program, which she launched last year to assist building owners keep rats off
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This Stroller-Wielding Man Has Been Menacing Upper East Siders for Months
The man pictured above has allegedly been terrorizing the Upper East Side for months, with a growing spate of attacks and multiple police reports.
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Council Members Announce Over $35 Million in Funding for the Upper East Side
On June 30, the New York City Council passed the City budget for the upcoming fiscal year
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“Smart” Composting Bins Arrive on UES
The Department of Sanitation has installed 14 “Smart” Composting Bins on the streets of the Upper East Side, Councilmember Julie Menin has announced.
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New Signage Encouraging Dog-Poop Cleanup to be Posted Around UES
In February, we found out that the streets of the Upper East Side are absolutely covered in poop, thanks to a study conducted by a
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Menin Cracks Down on Illegal UES Smoke Shops
After receiving numerous complaints about illegal smoke shops, Council Member Julie Menin has announced a crackdown on those violating New York State Public Health Law
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Upper East Side to Receive Investment of Almost $2 Million
District 5 residents recently voted on a variety of proposals on the Participatory Budgeting ballot, all competing to secure up to $1 million in funding
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Menin Secures Money for UES Parks
Council Member Julie Menin has announced that she’s successfully secured $25,000 for various improvements in parks across the neighborhood.
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No More Sh*tty Sidewalks: Council Member Menin Gets Tough on Turds
There’s poop everywhere, and Council Member Julie Menin is taking action to get it wiped from the streets of the Upper East Side.
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