Wiping Out Graffiti In Maspeth, Midville

By QNS Editorial Posted on November 27, 2014

Local residents and civic activists in Maspeth and Middle Village managed to get in one more graffiti cleanup last Saturday, Nov. 22, before winter’s cold takes effect. As noted, the volunteers painted mailboxes, fire call boxes and other public fixtures tagged with graffiti around the neighborhoods. Among those pictured are Richard Polgar, Len Santoro and Christina Wilkinson, all of whom are Juniper Park Civic Association members; and Tyler Myers of the Knockdown Center.

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