Dec
18

Pork for Second Ave.

By Benjamin Kabak

On the same day that the Second Ave. deli reopened, the Second Ave. Subway got a little pork of its own. New York City House Representatives Carolyn Maloney and Jose Serrano announced yesterday that the federal government will be sending an additional $160 million New York’s way for the Second Ave. Subway. The money comes from an appropriations bill expected to pass the House and Senate this week. [New York 1]

5 Responses to “Pork for Second Ave.”

  1. Gary says:

    Not all pork is unhealthy; I’m glad to see our people bringing home a little bacon for a worthwhile project.

    Now Ted Stevens and his Bridge to Nowhere(TM) is another story altogether.

  2. Kevin says:

    At least money is being spent on something most people in the city want and need. Not like the bridge to nowhere or a museum that celebrates the contribution of mules to society (not making that up).

  3. Gary says:

    Kevin, what jackass supported that museum?

    I’ll be here all week.

  4. Kevin says:

    Found it in this article. This was all I could dig up but I read a few more stories in the past about Congress supporting funding various absurd and obscure museums.

    http://edition.cnn.com/2007/PO.....index.html

  5. Gary says:

    I was just going for the pun. Jackass . . . mule . . .

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