The residents of this quaint West Village lane, which unfortunately provides a quick cut-through for drunks and hookers going from Christopher Street to West 10th, couldn’t be nicer about it. First they make the historical case, pointing out that the block is the smallest in the borough:
Then they hope to appeal to your desire to be a good neighbor:
Finally, the gloves are off. They’re mad, and who can blame them? Weehawken Street really does smell like pee.
For a little history on this itty-bitty block, check out this earlier post.
Tags: public urination, Random signage, Weehawken Street, West Village
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