Results of Participatory Budget in City Council District

BY BRANDON ORTIZ

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“This initiative is a true testament to fostering opportunities for community

The Co-op City Times welcomes issue-oriented letters to the editor to be considered for publication. All letters, in prose, not poetry, must be addressed to the editor, not to third parties. All letters must be signed by the writers and include their address, which will be –

Responsible Use of Laundry Facilities

Our shared laundry rooms need us all to be careful we do not affect others negatively.

If you launder with bleach or bleach substitutes, liquid or powder, please wash down these substances from the dispenser while your own wash is running. If the bleach remains in the dispenser, the next person’s wash may be bleached!

Shareholders are encouraged to submit input on how to improve services and service delivery as well as other ideas that impact the quality of life of Co-op City residents.

If you have a suggestion you’d like to share with the Riverbay Board and/or Management, City website, coopcity.com, or scan the QR Code here to be connected. Scroll down to “Useful Links” and click on “Send Comments & Suggestions.”

Be an engaged shareholder. Help improve quality of life in Co-op City.

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The articles of recognized organizations are published at no cost to your organization each week, but at a considerable cost to Riverbay, in order

There is limited space in the paper each week as well as limited resources and funds, but every efoort is made to accommodate the many clubs, synagogues, churches and other community organizations that submit weekly articles for publication.

To better accommodate all organizations, groups and religious institutions that submit articles for inclusion in the Co-op City Times, weekly submissions . Articles that do not conform will be edited for content and space availability. At the same time, aring the community of your organization’s

Remember also that the deadline for submission of articles from clubs, religious institutions and community organizations is 3 p.m. each Monday. Articles that are received served basis, and as space allows.

The deadline for Directors’ viewpoints is 5 p.m. on Mondays.

Submissions must be emailed to cctimes@riverbaycorp.com.

Remember to pick up the Co-op City Times on Saturday morning from the newspaper bins in your building lobby and read it for important news affecting your homes and community. When removing newspapers from the bins, please take from the top of the bin and leave the rest of the newspapers neatly stacked in the bin. Pulling a newspaper from the middle or bottom of the stack results in an untidy mess.

You may also read the Co-op City Times online at http://issuu/com/cctimes, or by scaning the QR Code below to be connected.

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If you have knowledge or a concern of possible violations of law, accounting irregularities, or other suspected wrongdoing affecting Riverbay, you are encouraged to report it to law enforcement, or you may report it through an anonymoushotline by the following methods: www.lighthouse-services.com/ riverbaycorp to complete an online disclosure form; the following independent third party whistleblower hotline at 1-833290-0009 (English); or 1-800-216-1288 (Spanish); : reports@lighthouse-services. com; or to (215) 689-3885 (the email or fax must include “Riverbay” in the subject of the report).

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We welcome letters to the editor, only from Co-op City shareholders, at Letters should address issues of interest to the Co-op City community. Comments should be fact-based and responsible. Letters should not personally attack others and must be written in a respectful manner.

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