Have You Seen Me?
Two of our neighborhood trash cans have been stolen! Late last Friday night (February 23), two of our Victory Stanley trash receptacles were loaded into a white box truck by unknown individuals on Amsterdam Avenue between West 67th and West 68th Streets. We have since learned that our cans are not the only ones that have disappeared, indicating this may be a pattern across the City.  We are working with the NYPD on this matter, but if you have any information that you think may be helpful, we would like to hear from you. Thanks to our property owners for their help on this!

Reach out to us at (212) 581-3774 or info@lincolnsquarebid.org . Click here to see video footage of the theft. 
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GOVERNMENT ALERTS
New DSNY Rules Regarding Food Waste Separation 
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The new rules will go into effect in August 2018. Click here for additional information.
NYC Free Tax Prep
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NYC Open Data Week
Between Saturday, March 3 and Saturday, March 10, NYC is celebrating free open data-- the information that is produced and used by City government--with a host of events for  NYC residents, businesses owners, teachers, and everyone in between. Click here for a schedule of events around the City that will allow you access to data and information on how to understand accessible data.
 
Explore Open Data at:  www.nyc.gov/opendata. NYC Open Data Week is a collaboration between  NYC Open Data,  BetaNYC and the dynamic NYC civic tech and data communities.
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