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The Juniper Berry September 2000
Published October 16, 2008
Community Info
Did you know that Section 22-322 of the zoning resolution of the Department of Buildings, New York City, does not permit real estate companies to attach a "SOLD" rider on a for sale sign which is... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Letters to the Editor – September 2000
Yes, the proposal to build a 900 seat school on the site of the old Edward's Supermarket is... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Business Spotlight: Eliot Avenue Stationery
I had the opportunity recently to speak to Naresh Patel of Eliot Avenue Stationery (formerly... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Community Improvements in the Making
Preserving and enhancing our quality of life has been one of my top legislative priorities. During... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Business Spotlight: Starship Auto Service
Teddy Matagrano owner of Starship Auto Service is back but, as you know, he never really left.... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Community Spotlight: Carl Berner
Carl Berner was born in Stuttgart, Germany on January 27, 1902. His parents died when he was a... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Community News – September 2000
We've all seen them. They are in the streets, and alleys, on the sidewalks and definitely in... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Community Pays Price for Neglect of the 104th Pct.
For years we have been asking for our fair share of officers in the 104th Precinct. However... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Diesel Pollution Threatens Neighborhoods
The Long Island Expressway entered our lives in the nineteen fifties and it changed forever how we... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Neighborhood History: A Ride on the Southside Railroad
After finishing shopping you leave the Metro Mall walk along Metropolitan Avenue to Fresh Pond Road... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Neighborhood History: A Local Man on the Battlelines
Charles E. Brehm was born on December 28, 1840. In 1861, he lived at 140 Orchard Street in... See More
Published October 16, 2008
Noise: A Health Problem
Racket, din, clamor, noise, whatever you want to call it, unwanted sound is America's most... See More
Thank you to all the residents of District 30 including Maspeth, Middle Village, Glendale, Rego Park, Elmhurst and Ridgewood, as well as the former residents of Woodhaven and Woodside, for allowing me to serve you over the past 8 years and for more than 30 years as a civic leader, Little League coach, and Community Board member. It has truly been the honor of a lifetime.
We had many successes together, including bringing millions of your tax dollars back into the district for parks, schools, infrastructure, and quality of life improvements. We did not get everything done that we set out to accomplish, but we made real progress together and left the district better than we found it.
I wish my successor, Phil Wong, the very best, and I have full confidence in him and the staff who will continue working hard every day for you. I’ll still be around and hope you will stay in touch. Wishing everyone a happy and healthy New Year.
Dont know what we are to do without you
God luck
Thank you for opening your office to us for help with our real estate taxes. Happy New Year and a healthy one.
You will be missed.
With profound thanks for a job so very well done. Happy New Year. You are one of a kind, Mr. Holden. I hope your enjoy your next chapter!
You are going to be missed by us all!❤️
I can't imagine Middle Village without you in office - no better councilman - Thanks for your years of dedication and support ❤
Thank you for everything you’ve done for our community ❤️
Praying for all affected.
2 people seriously injured in house fire in Maspeth; crews battle flames in Springfield Gardens
abc7ny.com
At least two people were seriously injured after flames tore through a home on 57th Road in Maspeth just before 3 a.m. on Sunday.Sending prayers
Although most of this article is wildly inaccurate, we’d like to thank James McLelland, treasurer of All Faiths Cemetery, for letting the world know that the cemetery that he and the rest of the board of directors oversees is not secure and that they allowed the trailers to be vandalized and broken into.
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