Leonard Jacobs Takes on Evil Forces Obstructing Marx Brothers Place

In his latest post about the 93rd Street Beautification Association's ongoing preservation campaign, Leonard Jacobs takes on the evil forces that have persistently obstructed the lawful landmarking of historic Marx Brothers Place in Carnegie Hill.

We appreciate Jacobs' courage, but given the length of the horns spotted poking up above the primped coiffs of these evil doers, we strongly recommend that the NY theater critic and social commentator start hanging some mighty huge cloves of garlic right next to that faithful kitchen witch of his.

Please click on the link below & read the full story on Jacobs' popular web site The Clyde Fitch Report: http://www.clydefitchreport.com/2010/09/spurned-by-cb8-and-garodnick-marx-brothers-place-goes-to-the-dogs/#comment-24105.

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The Preservation Diaries - 'Can Los Angeles Teach Gotham About City Planning And Historic Preservation?' - Published January 6, 2010

Thank you for reading The Preservation Diaries written by author and 93rd Street Beautification Association Co-Chair, Susan Kathryn Hefti, and published online by NYC Theater Critic and Huffington Post contributor, Leonard Jacobs, at his popular web site - The Clyde Fitch Report! We really appreciate your interest in the column!

We would now like to invite you all to read the latest installment 'Can Los Angeles Teach Gotham About City Planning and Historic Preservation?' by just clicking on this link: http//www.clydefitchreport.com/2010/01/can-los-angeles-teach-gotham-about-city-planning-and-historic-preservation/.

Thank you for your continued interest in and support for our ongoing preservation campaign!

Please keep in touch!

Best wishes from historic Marx Brothers Place in NYC!

The Preservation Diaries - 'Blame It On Rothko' - Published May 6, 2010

Thanks for reading The Preservation Diaries written by author and 93rd Street Beautification Association Co-Chair, Susan Kathryn Hefti, and published online by NYC Theater Critic and Huffington Post contributor, Leonard Jacobs, at his popular web site - The Clyde Fitch Report: We really appreciate your interest in the column!

We would now like to invite you all to read the latest installment 'Blame It On Rothko' by just clicking on this link: http//www.clydefitchreport.com/2010/05/blame-it-on-rothko/!

Thanks for your continued interest in and support for our ongoing preservation campaign!

Please keep in touch!

Best wishes from historic Marx Brothers Place in Carnegie Hill NYC!