that has to be from Wendy, the "Percocet-shoveler", she can shovel a Football field in 20 minutes...mad crazy bee-atch.

That pic was taken from 'one' of the balconies of the Moniz building.
At the corner of Almond & Bradford Ave., ON Almond. There are RATS in that building (Moniz), I suspect this is from that specific female 'Rat'.
She lives there, on the bottom floor, and has shown traits of a "shoveling" addiction...BE aware, she shovels with aggression, :) ;) ha ha, she is a shoveling.....genius! Very smart at shoveling...VERY~
She can shovel her way around {you} in a micro-second...BE-ware----beware, ;)~~~

I'm sorry, does it really matter if the person complaining abuses perscription medication? The picture clearly shows the sidewalk is full of snow and it looks like it hasn't been shoveled at all this winter. If memory serves me correct doesn't that street start as a hill? An icy one I would assume. What happens when some kids get barreled down by a car that can't stop due to these icy conditions? All because they couldn't walk on the sidewalk on their way home from school. Do the kids in this city deserve to walk home in fear that they might get run over? Seems like the percocet lady has better sense than most the people in this so called "City of Troy"

If you have a problem with the sidewalk...in your area...walk on the street/ Okay/?
I do it EVERYDAY. I walk this neighborhood EVERYDAY. I have no problem. Not 1.
Every vehicle that has been "near" me, has let me pass...I have never heard of a incident, YET.
The snow removal is very expensive...if you have a 'personal' racial problem with the Portuguese...well, that is a poor perception of my heritage. layta

Why on earth are you bringing race into the issue? Race has nothing to do with shoveling a sidewalk. Are you implying that the Portuguese can't shovel snow and that this complaint is an act of racism? It doesn't matter how many times YOU'VE walked the streets, (pun unintended) it just takes 1 accident to make a tragedy.

I am Portuguese, so go slip on ice nagga, spac

And you're doing a fine job demonstrating the good nature of your people. Fine job indeed. My sidewalk and driveway is shoveled, sooo... there will be no slipping of nagga in my area, but thanks for your concern.

This neighborhood is fairly good as clearing their sidewalks - the people who clear their sidewalks generally do a good job, unfortunately since it's a hilly area, sometimes ice forms again due to melting snow runoff.

HOWEVER, the Philharmonic Band building mentioned has not cleared any snow past their own doorway from the driveway/parking lot side at ALL this year. Nor has the also mentioned Moniz building - they've left a huge swath of unshoveled snow on Almond St from their front door to the end of their property. Additionally, there's a restaurant/apartment building at the corner that never shovels either. So from St. Cecilia's to Division St., there has been NO snow removal at ALL.

I *do* walk this street, quite often, with my children (one who's still stroller-aged). To tell anyone to walk in the street because OTHER people are too lazy to follow the rules is absurd. With all the snow, there's barely enough room for the cars to drive by - my kids should not have to be walking in the street because various people didn't feel like finishing shoveling their property like the rest of us.

Don't even get me started on South Main Street...

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