Seeing that the ConEd building on West 125th Street is currently under demolition for the New Harlem Success Academy, one might wonder where are folks paying their bills? Walking by the old Oswald Supply Company warehouse at 116-120 East 124th Street, we noticed that that the formerly abandoned building received a scrub down of its hand painted signage. ConEd has since moved into large building east of the tracks on Park Avenue and we were pleasantly surprised that they chose this site to relocate to. One can still see some remnants of the old painted lettering above the lower floor windows but not much is left to intimate the original use of the structure. Read more about what's happening to the other building in our past post:
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They might want to spend a few bob of their ill-gotten gains on that block’s crumbling sidewalk before elderly people clutching their payments fall and hurt themselves or a woman of a certain age pushing an adorable young man in a wheelchair trips, feels litigious and sues their greedy, incompetent corporate asses . . .
ReplyDeleteOh. Sorry. Zoned out there for a moment.
Just to be clear, the sidewalk in front of this building was completely repaved. It's the sidewalk from the west end of this building to the Park Avenue side of the block that remains in disrepair, and I believe the vacant lot in front of that sidewalk has another owner.
ReplyDeleteI never let facts get in the way of a good rant. But I thought I saw ConEd trucks parked there.
ReplyDeleteright on SANOU'S MUM i lost my job on welfare with my 2 year old daughter, and oh yea 19 years old not that coned cares about any of that anyways i called them and told them what happened and if they could turn my lights back on because my daughter and i have no where to go which is why i ended up in the shelter system to begin with, i wasn't asking for a free ride or anything because compassion, and loyalty to customers don't come free even i know that so i say what's the least amount i can pay so they can turn the lights back on and they say "what do you owe that would be the amount you would have to pay" payment plan offerings my ass.
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