by Kim M 
The last time we checked in, we were waving bye-bye to our beloved Sludge Tank as it was being demolished to pave way for some of Greenpoint Landing’s grand developments. Now that the demo is over, nearby residents are learning that the construction dust floating in the air, the same dust that entered homes and left residue over a children’s playground, was filled with lead and other harmful chemicals.
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I wish I could post pictures here because I could show you how little their hoses were effecting the demolition.
Hey Patrick, send them to me: [email protected] I’ll use them in my Nuhart re-cap.