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The city is ignoring a  \nstinky Bath Beach street that has reeked of poop for at least the past two years, locals say.  \nThe block of Bath Avenue between Bay 16th and  \n17th streets smells like raw sewage, and the city is forcing the block’s residents and small business owners to live with the putrid scent, according to the district manager of Community Board 11.  \n“It smells like a sewer treatment plant,” said Marnee Elias-Pavia. “It’s unfair that it’s not being addressed in a timely manner. It’s unfair that they have to live with those odors, and it’s unfair to the businesses.”  \nCity records show locals have dialed in 21 complaints to 311 about the sewage odor and backups just since last March, and that a local first complained about the stink back in January 2015. A Staten Islander who works in the area and frequents a café on the block, Café Venecia, said that he has smelled the poopy fumes almost every day he’s been therefor the past two years — and that the stench Continued on page 12  \nDiamond in the rough  \nBrooklyn-born and Lincoln High School graduate Neil Diamond announced this week that he has Parkinson’s disease, and will no longer tour. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer last played in his hometown— at Barclays Center — in March of 2015. 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The 10-minute movie follows the lives of Latino immigrants who don furry costumes and superhero outfits to pose with tourists in Times Square and Coney Island, and its director hopes the doc will provide a new angle for the national discussion on immigration.  \n“When I started seeing those costumes in Times Square, I thought it was very interesting that the people doing this were mostly Mexicans and illegal immigrants,”said Daniel Burity. “And I always wanted  \nto make a documentary about immigration, only now I could highlight something new.”He was especially intrigued that workers portrayed characters of","cbCaicn52neQbgrW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicn52neQbgrW","pdf",19582823,"English","# Panel okays Fourth Ave. bike lanes\n## STINKY STREET\n## Diamond in the rough\n## Kitty cornered","[{\"question\":\"What did Community Board 7 approve regarding Fourth Avenue in Sunset Park?\",\"answer\":\"Community Board 7 voted in favor of a plan to revamp Fourth Avenue, adding bike lanes and pedestrian-safety measures while removing parking spaces and expanding other zones.\"},{\"question\":\"What problem is reported on Bath Avenue, and who says it is happening?\",\"answer\":\"Locals report a strong sewage odor on Bath Avenue between Bay 16th and 17th streets, and Community Board 11’s district manager attributes the issue to the city not addressing it timely.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the short documentary “Hola Kitty” about and when is it screening?\",\"answer\":\"“Hola Kitty” follows Latino immigrants who wear furry and superhero costumes to pose with tourists, examining social aspects of immigration; it screens as part of the Katra Film Series finale on Feb. 6.\"}]","Your Neighborhood — Your News - FREE Serving Bay Ridge & Dyker Heights | PDF",1790500207,123]