Got this email today from the Open Space Alliance for North Brooklyn (OSA) . Not sure if it’s too late – but if you support the cause seems like worthwhile to help out – it only takes a few seconds.
“New York State still has not denied the application to build a 1,100 megawatt power plant on our Williamsburg/Greenpoint Brooklyn waterfront!
On Thursday, the application for the power plant is being considered again by state officials etc. etc…. “
Humidity in my apt is very low – hygrometer reads around 22%. Comfort level is supposedly around 40-45% – but apart from comfort level – this low level also may eventually impact the floorboards (mine are already showing some gaps i presume at least partially due to shrinkage related to the low humidity).
Anyone else notice this ? I presume all the apartments are in a similar situation ?
Anyone happen to know if there is a setting in our heating system that allows for some kind of humidity adjustment – I believe some systems do come with this..
All I have discovered so far is a great hardware store -
Crest True Value : 558 Metropolitan Ave (between Lorimer St & Union Ave) - (718) 388-9521 – Mon-Sat 8am-7pm
Anyone found a grocery/supermarket, pharmacy, anything else that might be useful ?
onetwo just raised a good point noting there could be drawbacks to posting security related topics for our building on a public website..
rather than delete those posts & stop posts/comments on those important topics – it would probably be better if i figure out how to make this site private – or something like that.
but for now i have pulled those posts – until i can figure something else out.
i’m open to suggestions.
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