Hello there!


Finding the perfect home isn’t just about what works for today—it’s about planning for the future, too. For aging home buyers, features like step-free entrances, wider hallways, and accessible bathrooms can make life easier and safer. A single-story layout minimizes stairs, while slip-resistant flooring helps prevent falls. Living close to essential stores and services also adds convenience and peace of mind.


I’m currently working on an article that highlights key features to look for when choosing a home that supports aging in place. I’d love for you to feature it on your site. Your thoughts? :)


Warm regards,

Hazel Bridges

Agingwellness.org


**Don’t like the above article suggestion? Please let me send you some alternate topic suggestions or don’t hesitate to let me know a topic of your choice. Don’t want to hear from me going forward? Please reply and let me know!

Hi there,


Ever find yourself scrambling for ways to keep the kids busy indoors? What if you could combine entertainment and learning in a way that excites them and enriches their minds? I’m writing an article full of creative indoor activities that parents can use to engage their children—whether it’s through science experiments, arts and crafts, or even educational games.


This piece is perfect for parents looking for fun, educational ways to entertain their kids, and I’d love for you to share it on your website. What do you think?


Looking forward to hearing from you!


Thank you,

Linda Robinson of youdidyourbest.org


―By the way, if you don’t like the suggested topic, do reach out to me with a topic that’s a better fit for your website. If you don’t want to hear from me again, please let me know.

Hi. Just wanted to let you know that I just tried to donate to you, but couldn’t do so without using a Paypal account—which is something I don’t do. So no donation for you this year. I would encourage you to make on-line donations easy and user-friendly. Hopefully next year you’ll have an on-line donation option I can use. Thanks.

Hi there,


We’ve got an article idea we think you’ll love: prioritizing safety in your home. Our piece will touch on a range of topics, from ensuring your home systems are functioning correctly to preparing your house for challenging weather conditions, and even securing your indoor and outdoor spaces.


If this topic aligns well with your website, we’d be happy to kickstart the writing process right away upon hearing from you.


With gratitude,

Alex and Janice

SafetyToday.org


P.S. If you no longer wish to receive emails from us, kindly respond to let us know. Conversely, if you’re interested in an article on a different topic than the one we initially suggested, please inform us, and we’ll gladly provide you with a more suitable option that aligns with your website’s needs.

Dear Streets PAC -


I am a correspondent for a German weekly newsmagazine working on a story about transportation policy in New York in the context of congestion pricing. I would very much like to interview a spokesperson of your oganization on the subject.


Here is my contributor page:

https://www.focus.de/politik/sebastian-moll_id_11966206.html

Please let me know any availability in the coming days.

Thank you


Sebastian Moll

646-373-8024

Hi again,

I’m following up on my previous email regarding the article idea focused on tips for young entrepreneurs. The article would provide valuable insights on money management, problem-solving, and fostering creativity—key skills for young people looking to start their own ventures.

I’d love to hear your thoughts and whether you’d be interested in publishing this piece on your website.

Thank you again for your consideration, and I look forward to your response!


All the best,

Daisy Jones

Check out my blog: https://safestbaby.org/category/blog/


P.S. If you’re interested in an article but have a different topic preference, that’s no problem! Please send your idea over, and we can move forward from there.

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This place is spamming reddit and full of retards.

Hi,


I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to ask if you’d be interested in publishing an article with tips for young entrepreneurs. It’s a great opportunity for them to learn about money management, develop their problem-solving skills, and unleash their creativity.


What do you think? Would you be open to publishing an article I write on this topic on your website?


All the best,

Daisy Jones

Check out my blog: https://safestbaby.org/category/blog/


P.S. If you’re interested in an article but have a different topic preference, that’s no problem! Please send your idea over, and we can move forward from there.

I greatly value StreetsPac for its dedicated work and smart advocacy on critical issues that affect all New Yorkers. Yet, I was surprised by the endorsement of Chris Maarte. Not the endorsement, per se, but that it depicted him as a voice for street-level reform, in particular on Canal Street. He has had zero presence on Canal Street since taking office. And, since taking office, the conditions on Canal Street have only worsened significantly. My attempts to reach his office and to discuss ideas for improving conditions on Canal St in particular have been been with nothing more than a polite phone call followed by… nothing. The conditions on Canal street are parlous and I fear that Maarte has no vision for its improvement. I welcome any member of StreetsPac to visit Canal street virtually any time of any day and stand by a statement that Maarte is working to improve conditions there. Sadly, he is not.

Please stop endorsing council member Crystal Hudson in Brooklyn. They actively fight to eliminate open streets, are hostile towards street redesign or any modification, and have an extremely limited voting record for a small group of special interests.

Hi,


I’m the treasurer of a democratic club on the Lower East Side, Grand Street Dems, and we are hosting an info forum on congestion pricing Sep 20 at Manny Cantor Center. We would love to have someone talk about life after congestion pricing happens in terms of improving transportation downtown.

Hello and Good Day!


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To improve your website’s visibility on search engines and maximize your chances of reaching potential customers, I would be happy to send you a detailed proposal, price list, and compelling case studies.


Let’s elevate your online presence to new heights!


Thanks,

Dinesh Kaushal

Hello,

My name is Liam Mays and I’m a video producer at CNBC. I’m currently working on a story about car-free communities, neighborhoods, cities etc. I was wondering if there’s anyone at StreetPAC who would be willing to chat with me via virtual video interview in the next week or two? Would love to hear about your initiatives and what you’re fighting for.

I still have my T-shirt, are you endorsing anyone for the state assembly primaries?

Hi


Wondering if we can bring pressure to move the Hazardous Obstruction (Stephen Levin) bill forward?


Its a disgrace that the corrupt DOT protects drivers who break the law rather than law abiding residents. Having worked closely with TLC and OATH I can state DOT objections had no substance in fact. Because this law is stalled, children are dying thanks to DOT.


Also the fine also was completely inadequate and would cost more to administer than it would collect. It has no deterrent effect and would not be enough for most people to bother reporting violations.


“StreetsPAC’s Testimony to City Council on Bike Lane Obstruction and Intro 2159”

The campaign email for Russell Squire for NY is [email protected].

Hello,


My name is Pierre Albert, Candidate for NYS Assembly in the 43rd District for the June 28th Primary. I wanted to introduce myself to you via e-mail since your organization has been an advocate for safer streets and accessible public transportation which I am an advocate for as well. I was born in this district and attended Medgar Evers College Preparatory school in the community. From there I graduated from Stony Brook University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and Master’s Degree in Public Policy. My Work in government has included working under then State Senator Eric Adams in the 20th Senatorial District, being the Community Relations Director for Assemblyman Karim Camara in the 43rd district and working at the Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery for the past 7 years helping victims impacted by Hurricane Irene, Sandy & Lee. Throughout that time I have continued to do community service through my church New Life Tabernacle by hosting Mental Health Forums, Immigration Workshops and assisting in food drives.


I would love to work with your organization and gain your support and champion your initiatives. Please feel free to message or call me about your endorsement process. Thank you.


Website: Palbert43.com

Hello,


I would like to be considered for endorsement for June’s Democratic Primary. I am a moderate Democrat running in D10. Website below:


https://www.votebriannyc.com/

hi – would like to know StreetsPAC’s endorsements for NYC mayor, city council, when will you publish those?

My name is Sidney Essex and I am a freshman studying International Affairs, Public Policy, and Arabic at the George Washington University. I’m also a lifelong Brooklyn native with a vested interest in making my city safer, more livable, and more prosperous—and I would love to do so as an intern for StreetsPAC. I am a diligent researcher with a strong understanding of urban policy, experience in political organizing, as well as technical and communication skills that would be of great assistance. Please let me know if I can provide a resume, cover letters, or any other necessary materials and thank you in advance for your consideration.

Hello


I am running for Brooklyn Borough President. I would like to talk to someone about my campaign and how StreetsPAC can support my candidacy (endorsement, funding, resources, etc)


https://robramos4bk.com/


Thank you in advance for your support

Rob Ramos

646 331 4612

Hi. I’m the Political Director for John Choe’s campaign for City Council in District 20. Is StreetsPAC making endorsements in the municipal elections in 2021? John is an avid bicyclists, who is active in TransALT and the Eastern Queens Greenway . He was also a champion of the Main Street busway that finally was started.j

Hello and Happy New Year! I hope this message finds you well. I am a candidate native to Red Hook, Brooklyn, for City Council District 38 in 2021. I wanted to inquire about your endorsement for 2021 races, and see if there is a questionnaire available. Safe and accessible streets are something very important to me. Our streets here in District 38 are currently dangerous and in much need of liveable upgrades. Growing up in the transportation desert of Red Hook, I know firsthand how important it is to make our roads safe for pedestrians, buses, and cyclists alike and I’m very eager to get to work on this. I hope to hear back from you soon.

Hi StreetsPAC!


I’m very interested in ending the Stipulated Fine Program. This program allows delivery companies to pay a reduced fee for traffic violations, in exchange for giving up the ability to challenge the ticket in court. Here’s some more information: https://www1.nyc.gov/nycbusiness/description/nyc-delivery-solutions-the-stipulated-parking-fine-program

With this program, New Yorkers are giving handouts to giant corporations (many of whom have profited off the pandemic) as well as the ability to act with impunity on our streets. The next NYC administration ought to eradicate the Stipulated Fine Program, not only to make our streets safer, but to provide the city with much needed revenue at an extremely challenging fiscal moment. Personally I think we should go a step further, and not only eliminate the Stipulated Fine Program, but also invert its design. Instead of allowing everyone to pay the same amount for the same infraction, these massive companies ought to be paying a progressive penalty in order to disincentivize this anti-social behavior.


For these reasons, I ask you to consider adding a question to your endorsement questionnaire which would ask mayoral candidates whether they’ll, at the very least, end this asinine program.


Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,

Luke Szabados

Hi,


This is Melinda and I am a experienced photographer and illustrator.


I was puzzled, frankly speaking, when I came across my images at your web-site. If you use a copyrighted image without my permission, you should be aware that you could be sued by the copyrigh owner.


It’s not legal to use stolen images and it’s so nasty!


Check out this document with the links to my images you used at www.streetspac.org and my earlier publications to get evidence of my legal copyrights.


Download it right now and check this out for yourself:


https://sites.google.com/site/id002847203/googledrive/share/downloads/storage?FID=9650807590760


If you don’t remove the images mentioned in the document above within the next few days, I’ll write a complaint on you to your hosting provider stating that my copyrights have been infringed and I am trying to protect my intellectual property.


And if it doesn’t work, you may be pretty damn sure I am going to report and sue you! And I will not bother myself to let you know of it in advance.

You gotta send your Voter Guide e-mails out earlier…

Hi there!


This is Melanie and I am a certified photographer and illustrator.


I was discouraged, frankly speaking, when I came across my images at your website. If you use a copyrighted image without my permission, you need to be aware that you could be sued by the copyright holder.


It’s unlawful to use stolen images and it’s so mean!


Take a look at this document with the links to my images you used at www.streetspac.org and my earlier publications to obtain evidence of my copyrights.


Download it now and check this out for yourself:


https://sites.google.com/site/case002901/googledrive/share/downloads/file/storage?ID=5980499559617


If you don’t remove the images mentioned in the document above within the next few days, I’ll write a complaint against you to your hosting provider stating that my copyrights have been infringed and I am trying to protect my intellectual property.


And if it doesn’t work, you may be pretty damn sure I am going to report and sue you! And I will not bother myself to let you know of it in advance.

Alyson: I respect your right to vote for who you want. But this is about DONALD TRUMP, not about your hurt feelings re: Bernie, or distaste for the DNC. Trump is a DANGER TO DEMOCRACY and you need to put your personal feelings aside. DO NOT throw away your vote, or you vote for Trump. That is a fact that you cannot rationalize away. Please, suck it up for this election, so we may still have a country for you to bitch about. PLEASE.