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SERVING MIDDLE VILLAGE AND MASPETH SINCE 1938.
Thursday, April 24, 7:30pm
Our Lady of Hope
The Juniper Berry September 2002
Published October 12, 2008
ANNIVERSARY JUNIPER PARK CANDLELIGHT VIGIL SET FOR SEPTEMBER 15, 2002
In the aftermath of September 11, many residents of our community were left with an empty feeling, not knowing how they could help, or how to deal with the horror of losing their friends and family... See More
Published October 12, 2008
Honoring our fallen heroes
The New York City Council will be passing a Local Law Intro. 252A to pay tribute to the fallen... See More
Published October 12, 2008
Letters to the Editor – Sept 2002
Please help! I am a resident of 60th Road off of 69th Street in Maspeth. I have been living here... See More
Phelps-Dodge Site Sold?
At a NYMTC freight meeting in July, officials reported that the Galasso firm, which specializes in... See More
Published October 12, 2008
NOISE
Talk about inspiration, as I sit writing this story my background "music" is the ceaseless hum of... See More
ATLAS TERMINALS THROUGHOUT THE YEARS
Atlas Terminals has long been a substantial, but somewhat mysterious, presence in Central Queens.... See More
MY DAD
I like the sky. It is blue. It reminds me of my father who is way up high in the... See More
History Making
Juniper Berry historian, Dorothy Speer celebrates her 80th birthday (June 10th) with family at... See More
Published October 12, 2008
September 11, 2001: The Day the World Changed
Most of us remember starting the day of September 11th 2001 saying "this has to be the most... See More
Playgroup is “Best Kept Secret” in Maspeth
In May of 1974 busy volunteer Jean Moran, a former church secretary, started this... See More
Published October 12, 2008
What will be built on old Elmhurst Gas Tanks Site?
The Juniper Park Civic Association has been very active in seeing that our community has input on... See More
Published October 12, 2008
Parent’s Guide to Window Safety
According to the Window Covering Safety Council, infants and young children can accidentally... See More
Published October 12, 2008
REPORTING VIOLATIONS
Commercial vehicles parked on a residential street from 9 PM to 5 AM (except emergency vehicles)... See More
Published October 12, 2008
Our Prehistoric Neighborhood
We live close to one of four areas on earth well endowed with mineral matter and that area is New... See More
Published October 12, 2008
Please don't “steal” the Berries!
As our members are aware, for the June/July 2002 issue of the Juniper Berry we decided to try to... See More
Myrtle Avenue “EL” Memories
It was on a beautiful early autumn Sunday, the final day of the 1950 major league baseball season... See More
Published October 12, 2008
Moving into Middle Village
Most of the area north of Metropolitan Avenue and east of Fresh Pond Road has been relatively... See More
Congressman Anthony D. Weiner: New York's Ninth District
Anthony Weiner has been a member of the United States House of Representatives since 1999,... See More
Community Spotlight: Dave Solomon
Dave Solomon was born in 1952 in Astoria, Queens. After graduating from Newtown High School he went... See More
Amen!
Op-ed: It’s time for common-sense leadership in Queens – QNS
qns.com
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 governmentExpect more of the same. After decades of radical left progressive rule and ideology the message has been clear- the democrats have a contempt for NYers and are obsessed with the destruction of this once great city. Four recent events remind us of that and their tools for manipulation of the voter- the Marxist BLM protests as a fake civil rights movement, the mismanagement of the Wuhan pandemic (and the deaths and misery that caused), their destructive Woke Race and Gender program andClimate Change policy. All which remind us- common sense no longer exists.
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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
jacksonheightspost.com
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
gothamist.com
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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