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<title>Kevin Walsh</title>
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<description>&lt;p&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;The LPC has recently come under fire by NYC residents trying to save the building at 2 Columbus Circle, which was recently sold to the Museum of Arts and Design, who intend to cover the existing white marble exterior with in terra-cotta tiles.

Lots of weeping and gnashing of teeth about 2 Columbus Circle, but the LPCwon&apos;t get involved in Astoria Village, Flushing, and other &quot;outer-borough&quot; neighborhoods being eviscerated so more Fedders specials can go up. It&apos;s a question ofwhose supporters have more moo-la-di.

www.forgotten-ny.com&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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