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The Juniper Berry June 2008
Published June 17, 2008The Bus Stops Here
The MTA Bus Company has proposed extending the Q45 bus route past its current terminus, which is on 80th Street at Eliot Avenue in Middle Village. Under the proposal, the Q45 would continue south... See More
St. Saviour's Finds Salvation
Bob pleaded with the owner of Sano, Vincent Oppedisano, to halt demolition until one of the owners... See More
DON’T GET FRUSTRATED, GET EDUCATED
With government, you pay the bills. The government has no money until you pay a tax. Government has... See More
Published June 17, 2008
Neighborhood Hall of Shame, June 2008
Thankfully, the vast majority of property owners in Middle Village and Maspeth take pride in the... See More
Maspeth Murder Mystery: What Happened to Lizzie Buhler?
The mystery surrounding the death of pretty Lizzie Buhler, who was found dead on the railroad... See More
How the investigation would be handled today, part 3
The Coroner’s finding of “Accidental” as to the cause of death to Lizzie Buhler is most... See More
Letters to the Editor, June 2008
I have lived on 71 Street for 45 years. In the past 10 years there have been many changes. We have... See More
“C” stands for Courage
In late May of 2007, during my daily shower, I discovered a small lump on my right breast. I... See More
Mayor Bloomberg Shows What He Thinks of Queens
So are you sick of what the neighborhood looks like yet? Blame Mayor Bloomberg. Because he wants... See More
The Grand Avenue Bypass Plan – What's Taking So Long?
Tony Nunziato, owner of Enchanted Florist on Grand Avenue in Maspeth, is appalled at the constant... See More
Published June 17, 2008
Yesterday and Today: Furmanville Avenue between 82nd Place and 83rd Street
You probably wouldn’t be able to pinpoint the location of the top photo without being told the... See More
Published June 17, 2008
Local Hero in Famous Photo
One of the most famous photographs ever published by Life, “V–J day in Times Square” was shot... See More
Police Beat 104 – June 2008 – TELL THE MAYOR: INCREASE POLICE STAFFING
Job # 1 for any city government is safety. If any sacrifice must be made, let other departments... See More
Articles from The Middle Villager
The following is a compilation of articles taken from the publication called The Middle Villager.... See More
Younger Views: Summertime
Summer is finally here and by the time you read this school will probably be out. It’s time for... See More
Tale of the Wrong Way Oriole
A visitor to New York became lost in Manhattan this past winter but didn’t seem particularly... See More
JPCA Celebrating 70th Anniversary with Dinner/Dance, Nov 1.
The JPCA is celebrating its 70th year in 2008. We are in the throes of planning a dinner/dance at... See More
The Old Betts House
Newtown still retains two relics of the old Dutch Government, in the form of what is called the old... See More
Campaign To Save Our Historic Ridgewood Theatre
In 2006, many patrons, preservationists, and historians, began fearing that the development of... See More
An Accidental Wilderness
Many people are astounded to learn that there is a teeming wildlife preserve in New York City.... See More
Different Era, Similar Circumstances
An example that would be somewhat similar in nature to the Buhler accident/murder investigation was... See More
Amen!
Op-ed: It’s time for common-sense leadership in Queens – QNS
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New York City is at a crossroads—and our community knows it. I’m running for City Council to bring common sense back to local government
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Great job FDNY!
FDNY lieutenant saves dog from burning Elmhurst home during two-alarm blaze - Jackson Heights Post
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April 23, 2025 By Lloyd Mitchell and Czarinna Andres A Queens firefighter is being hailed as a hero after rescuing an unconscious dog from a burning homeThe local state pols co-sponsoring this include Assembly Members Catalina Cruz, Steve Raga and Andrew Hevesi.
Yes in God’s backyard? Churches push to skirt zoning laws and build more housing
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Leaders of faith-based institutions are backing a bill that would give them a pass from local regulations that make it hard to build.I believe there is a difference between Rotterdam NY and Middle Village.
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