The Observation Deck

Between Clifton and Lake, the east side of the street, a very big tree, been fallen for a week, when and who is going to remove it? If I were an older person, a citizen, (which I am) and had to make my way around that obstruction, in traffic, well I'd sue the city. I feel like I'm living in Porto Rico.

Without the flair and the glamour.

Jackie, I agree, my 77 year old grand mother was walking her dog down Cove, between Clifton and Lake road, about 9pm, when she was accosted by a would be robber, she had to run into the street with her dog just to get away and hardly got by, they both almost got hit by a crazed motorist, The suspected would be robber could have been hiding behind the fallen tree. Wait, I don't have a grandmother, at any age, I must have been having a nightmare. But shouldn't that tree have been removed by now?

The fallen tree, covers the side walk, not the street, maybe that's why it hasn't ben removed, so long as traffic can get by, screw the pedestrians. who is in charge of this? No one has said nothing in a week, just me? really?

Jackie - I went by this afternoon - appears to have been cleared.

Wow! All the questions that he was asked here on the Deck, by numerous people, and not a word from Mr. O'Malley.

It appears his lawyer finally found something that he is allowed to answer!

Yes, I saw them removing it Tuesday, but after a week? really? if I were the home owner, a tree over the public sidewalk, I'd have 24 hours to remove it, or be served with a citation and summoned, (Summers) to appear in court. WHAT?

TOILETS, MATTRESSES, COUCHES AND CHAIRS, continue to litter our streets, without prosecution? Way before collection day, It looks like the aftermath of hurricane Maria in Ports Rico. And they have no services, evidently, we don't either.
There is so much lacking in Lakewood.

At least we have coffee, GoodKind Coffee.