1 graffiti cleanup request

• 4420 Park Ave, The Bronx Graffiti reported at 4420 Park Ave, The Bronx

  Waiver authorizing cleanup received on July 8, 2008.

2 graffiti cleanup requests

• 4500 Park Ave, The Bronx Graffiti reported at 4500 Park Ave, The Bronx

  Waiver authorizing cleanup received on July 7, 2008.

• 4554 Park Ave, The Bronx Graffiti reported at 4554 Park Ave, The Bronx

  Waiver authorizing cleanup received on July 7, 2008.

4 graffiti cleanup requests

• 442 East 184 St, The Bronx Graffiti reported at 442 East 184 St, The Bronx

  Waiver authorizing cleanup received on July 3, 2008.

• 415 Claremont Pkwy, The Bronx Graffiti reported at 415 Claremont Pkwy, The Bronx

  Waiver authorizing cleanup received on July 3, 2008.

• 547 east 168 street, The Bronx Graffiti reported at 547 east 168 street, The Bronx

  Waiver authorizing cleanup received on July 3, 2008.

• 415 east 167 street, The Bronx Graffiti reported at 415 east 167 street, The Bronx

  Waiver authorizing cleanup received on July 3, 2008.

1 graffiti cleanup request

• 432 Claremont Pkwy, The Bronx Graffiti reported at 432 Claremont Pkwy, The Bronx

  Waiver authorizing cleanup received on July 2, 2008.

2 news articles

• Morrisania Child Lead Poisonings Reach Record Low

  Of the remaining New York City children with lead poisoning, 22 percent lived in Queens, mostly in West Queens and Southwest Queens; 19 percent lived in the Bronx, mostly in Crotona, Tremont, Pelham, Throgs Neck, Fordham, Bronx Park, High Bridge and Morrisania; 13 percent lived in Manhattan, mostly in Washington Heights, Inwood, Central Harlem, Morningside Heights and the Upper West Side; and 4 percent lived on Staten Island, mostly in Stapleton, St. George and Port Richmond.

  Published by New York Times on July 2, 2008.

• Fordham Child Lead Poisonings Reach Record Low

  Of the remaining New York City children with lead poisoning, 22 percent lived in Queens, mostly in West Queens and Southwest Queens; 19 percent lived in the Bronx, mostly in Crotona, Tremont, Pelham, Throgs Neck, Fordham, Bronx Park, High Bridge and Morrisania; 13 percent lived in Manhattan, mostly in Washington Heights, Inwood, Central Harlem, Morningside Heights and the Upper West Side; and 4 percent lived on Staten Island, mostly in Stapleton, St. George and Port Richmond.

  Published by New York Times on July 2, 2008.

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