I want to thank Marilyn Hoffman for giving me additional insight into Great Neck’s problems.
In Europe, a traffic circle is called a roundabout. It is something that really has no exits, and just keeps going.
On Aug. 30, I was on the plaza so that I could buy stamps. I left the Post Office at 11 a.m., and about 50 parking spaces were empty in the area.
Obviously everyone has gotten the message that they are not wanted.
If I could eat for free I would patronize every restaurant on the Plaza.
I am an octogenarian, likely to need care at a facility sometime soon.
Will they allow the facility on the Plaza permission for an Alzheimer’s floor or is that too gory.
I have never shopped Shop Delight. I do not use hosher food except when it is already packaged for national use.
I wanted to buy gefilte fish, but could not park — so I left; the jarred stuff is good enough.
I am not used to the delights of free meals, but I do get them occasionally.
I suggest that the Plaza construct a three-story parking garage for 300 cars over the LIRR tracks, build a mansion (White House) on top, and direct it to be the mayor’s official residence, as many cities have that perk.
I predict that more stores will be empty.
The hamburger place in the Gardens just closed. I usually go elsewhere.
That landlord (lady) did multiple renovations but was not required to conform to the disabilities act; their front door is still not ‘accommodating’.
In fact the other day one door was missing!
Norman Roland
Great Neck
