CITY HALL — Queens residents, community groups and anti-casino activists are rallying on the steps of City Hall Tuesday, October 20 at 9am to demand that the NYC Public Design Commission (PDC) reevaluate Steve Cohen’s controversial Metropolitan Park Casino project. The rally will take place immediately before the PDC’s scheduled meeting, during which the commission.
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CITY HALL — Queens residents, community groups and anti-casino activists are rallying on the steps of City Hall Tuesday, October 20 at 9am to demand that the NYC Public Design Commission (PDC) reevaluate Steve Cohen’s controversial Metropolitan Park Casino project. The rally will take place immediately before the PDC’s scheduled meeting, during which the commission.
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