
It took a little while to get into swing this year, but my packed 7-train the last two days means it must be September. Wait there’s a disconnect, it’s 89 degrees out and the Mets are in first place in the NL East and a virtual lock for the post season. I’ve finally absorbed Queens being called the top destination in 2015, but the Mets still around? For the last seven years they’ve finished the season 17 to 25 games back, forcing their fans to embrace tennis if they wanted any sports action in Flushing come summer’s end. Plus ca change, but at least interest rates still remain the same.
The 7 Train is City’s Best – and Worst – Subway Line Studies Say – I agree
Matthew Barney’s Studio in LIC Transformed Into Hellish Netherworld – while your sipping a local craft brew and munching on free-range curried moose sliders, just north of Anable Basin “dead pigs being devoured by maggots. And the eviscerated cow carcass, lying in a shallow pool” in the name of art
Murray Park Demolition Leaves Large Chunk of South Side Flattened – gonzo, w/ 4-story townhouses coming
The Family Business: Rosenwach Water Towers – ubiquitous and overlooked feature of every building, made in Dutch Kills for many generations
Adrienne Truscott’s Vagina Monologue – at the Creek and the Cave, you may want to leave the kids home for this
I am definitely in the “worst” camp for the 7 train
Worst
Where exactly is this new playground?
The 7 train is the second worst subway line. The worst is the line I take to and from the 7 for work = 4/5/6. I can’t win.
I think people need to ride the other train lines before they call out the 7 as the worst. Because it really isn’t. It’s not perfect, but it runs like every 3 minutes during rush hour.
I think the take away is that our 7 train sucks but it does not suck as much as the rest of them. Its like being the skinniest kid in fat camp.
I got to say, the 7 is crowded but I have not had unexpected shutdowns recently and for an elevated line it runs pretty well but there is always room for improvement.