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How about some money for cleaning up the Hudson River? How about NOT dumping landfill into it, endangering its ecosystems and threatening the railroad tracks so vital to our economy?

How about NOT catering to the spoiled jerks who demand that non-existent land be turned into their own personal playground?

If you're so desperate to hang out by the railroad tracks, how about using the park that the greenway proponents begged for years ago? The MTA built it, and almost no one came. Where are the promised usage studies of that park? They don't exist.

How about not spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on repeated feasibility studies, when they all show that the greenway is not feasible? How about not wasting more taxpayer money on something that can't and shouldn't exist?

How about letting the public know that there is no greenway plan, and that KRVC is just pushing Cliff Stanton into the spotlight because he wants a political career?

How about we all give this ridiculous concept a rest, and go back to KRVC's other fun waste of taxpayer money: a park in the subway station at 242nd St., hovering in the air above Broadway? Apparently the 1,146 acres of Van Cortlandt Park directly adjacent to the station just isn't enough for them. It's never enough, right, Cliffy?

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