Senator Gianaris protests construction of an asphalt plant in Long Island City.

Michael Gianaris

April 7, 2011

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Senator Gianaris held a rally with other local leaders to protest the placement of an asphalt plant in Long Island City. The plant is being planned without proper input from the local community and without proper notification.

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Michael Gianaris

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