I have to say the smell is getting to me so much these days I have been thinking of leaving. I would certainly not stay if I had children - this smell is heavier at night for a reason, which is why there are only two complaints registered... I suspect it is from something illegal. I will certainly call and I strongly suggest others call as well.

Thank you, I will keep those numbers handy so I can call when I notice the odor, particularly if I wake up from it in the middle of the night!

These are all good suggestions, I will follow up because I am becoming more concerned as it seems to be increasing.
It's certainly not skunk - that I do know and I have had to close the windows because of that too... this is a sickly sweet chemical smell. I have smelled the same thing driving by the nearby Turnpike extension. I don't live far from the freight trains, I have thought the smell might be coming from there. My husband thinks it may be the recycling plant. I am suspicious because it happens most at night, which means it may not be monitored.

I left my windows open this week, and there has been an overwhelming chemical smell in my apartment - mostly at night. I have been here 6 years and I do smell this every once in a while, even as I walk home from work. It seems this year it has gotten worse and more frequent. Last night the smell woke me up out of a sound sleep, I got up and closed the windows but it still permeated the room and was sickening. I realized that this had happened sometime last week as well. The smell is like a sickening sweet chemical, I'm wondering what it is from? Does anyone know? I am concerned about the health risk.

Our condo association just discovered a lien for a supposedly unpaid water bill from 2009, never received a late notice or notice of a lien. Water bills are shown as paid up... of course the original bill was for 1/3 of the amount we ended up paying because of interest and lien charges, etc. It's not enough money for us to deal with the frustration of trying to trace it and we never heard back from United Water when inquiring, of course. Interesting to hear similar stories, though... how many others are out there?

Thanks so much, you couldn't have made it any easier. Everyone there was great and you're doing such wonderful work. We will do our best to support you as much as we can. We'll also keep tabs on Foxy's future, hopefully she'll be adopted soon.

There has a small fluffy grey and white female kitten in my backyard for about a week, I've been feeding her and keeping my eye out for her. She has a small leather collar, no information and in fact I loosened the collar because it was getting tight. Very friendly, pretty and well kept - maybe lost or recently abandoned, certainly a house cat until recently - and very adoptable. Most of the cats in my yard are regulars - big feral cats who are very territorial.
I share a small apartment with two cats I've rescued, otherwise I would've taken her in. I brought her to Liberty Animal Shelter this morning. They agreed she's very adoptable, and was purring as she got her shots.
We named her Foxy because she kind of resembles a tiny grey fox. If anyone has lost her or if someone would like to adopt her from Liberty Animal Shelter, please refer to that name.