Fighting Graffiti In Forest Hills

By QNS Editorial Posted on April 25, 2013

An anti-graffiti initiative sponsored by Council Member Karen Koslowitz removed tags from the gate over Ming’s Laundry at 110-68 Queens Blvd. in Forest Hills last Friday, Apr. 19. Pictured from left are: Raymee Neptune of City Solve-the company under contract with Koslowtiz’s office to clean graffiti in Council District 29; Jason Jaimangal, Madison Realty agent of the property; Sue Ming, owner of Ming’s Laundry; Steve Melnick, board member of the Forest Hills Chamber of Commerce; Bruce Pienkny, City Solve; and Richard Mumith who attended on behalf of Koslowitz.

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