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Binghamton (WIVT) -A downtown Binghamton office building now has a lush carpet of green on two of its roofs.
2 Court Street has installed a variety of succulent and perennial plants along the 2nd and 3rd floor verandas facing the Chenango River.
The green roofs can absorb up to an inch of rainwater, slowing the rate of runoff during a large storm.
A $300,000 grant from New York State's Environmental Facilities Corporation helped to pay for the installation.
It's all part of major renovations being conducted to the building that is owned by Vitaluna and managed by ReRent Property Management.
ReRent Manager Mark Huebner said the verandas turned out to be an environmental work of art.
"Even though there was a grant for this project, the cost to our organization was significant. Being able to finance those in markets like this is a challenge. But now that it's been done, and we can see what the impact is, we'll strive to do more of these projects throughout all of our facilities," said Huebner.
The roofs and other plantings around the building were designed by HAAS Landscape Architects.
Mike Haas said the plants chosen are very durable, low maintenance and can weather our harsh winters.
And it does more than just regulate stormwater.
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KANSAS CITY, KS (KCTV) -
A Wyandotte County single mother thought she was getting a good deal on carpeting for her home but it ended in a big mess along with bizarre excuses from the salesman.
"I trusted him. I guess that's my fault, said Iliana Navarro, who reached out to KCTV5 News for help. "You live and you learn."
Navarro said she felt uneasy about the cash transaction with Wendel Wiley of Good Friends Carpet Company of Kansas City, KS, so she pulled out her smartphone and recorded the deal.
In the video obtained by KCTV5, Navarro hands over hundreds of dollars in cash for a down payment on her carpet and other materials.
"It's a pretty color," Wiley said on the tape.
"It is a pretty one. It is going match pretty much everything," Navarro replied.
Navarro then questioned Wiley."Do you have us all lined up or what?" she said.
"We had talked about doing yours on the weekend, ain't it?" Wiley replied.
A date was then set for the installation. In the meantime, Navarro moved her living room furniture and then removed the old carpeting to wait for the crew to come and install the carpet.
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At 1205 Good Hope Rd. SE, piles of beat-up, old tires fill the vacant buildings display window. Bits of dead leaves and broken glass carpet the floor. The disembodied limbs of a science-class skeleton poke eerily out from the mess, the plastic fingers grasping at nothing.
Is it brilliant social commentary? Or is it just junk?
According to the Districts Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services, it doesnt matter: The display, which is one half of a controversial public art installation, is a safety hazard. It will be removed Monday.
The announcement, which came this past Wednesday, is the latest chapter in the weeks-long saga of The New Migration, a pair of storefront works designed by Bronx-born and Yale-educated artist Abigail DeVille. Installed as part of the citywide 5x5 public art project and orchestrated by the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, DeVilles piece is intended to represent the dual challenges of gentrification and urban decay.
But to Anacostia residents walking past the installation Saturday afternoon, the collection of debris sends an entirely different message.
Its making Southeast look bad, says Andrea Teku, a Ward 8 native. Theyre trying to fix up this block, and this is just making it worse.
The debate has ping-ponged back and forth for nearly a month: DeVilles work was installed with fanfare and a community parade organized by the artist but soon drew criticism in the form of telephone complaints, messages scrawled on a protest sheet posted on the window and several outraged proclamations from Ward8 council member Marion Barry, who called the work despicable.
In a neighborhood that has long been a byword for urban neglect, the debris-filled storefronts seem to many like an affront. That stretch of Good Hope Road is pocked with a number of cracked and boarded-up windows even the two Department of Housing and Community Development-owned buildings where The New Migration was installed usually are empty. Only in Anacostia, residents thought, would the city fill a window with trash and call it art.
I dont see something like that up in Georgetown, says Kim Brown, shaking her head.
On Sept.12, the Commission on Arts and Humanities announced that it would uninstall the piece, but by the next week the commission reversed course. After hearing more messages of support, the commission decided that it would be inconsistent with our mission to take down the work, Lionell Thomas, the commissions executive director, wrote in a statement at the time.
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