The Juniper Berry September 2010

Published September 24, 2010

Amazing Neighborhood Stories: Maspeth Couple Celebrates Arrival of Twenty-first Child

By New York Times • June 4, 1922

At the home of Frank Mugnio, at Charles and High Streets, Maspeth, they are now celebrating the... See More

Published September 24, 2010

Amazing Neighborhood Stories: Conductor Owns Auto – Maspeth Man Uses Car to Drive to Work Daily

By New York Times • May 28, 1918

Long Island City has a trolley car conductor that rides to work in his own automobile, leaves it at... See More

Published September 24, 2010

Horse Sausage Factory • Henry Bosse’s Maspeth Establishment Closed by a Creditor

By New York Times • November 20, 1894

NEWTOWN, L.I. Nov. 19 – There was a temporary suspension in the Maspeth horse-bologna-sausage... See More

Published September 24, 2010

Community Spotlight: Harbor Apothecary

By Lorraine Sciulli

Our business spotlight for this issue of the Juniper Berry shines on a genuine Middle Village... See More

Published September 24, 2010

The Little Things Make a Big Difference

By Len Santoro

I’ve heard it said that it is the little things in life that matter the most. I think that truer... See More

Published September 25, 2010

Victory Parade

By Craig Caruana

One of the reasons so many people voted for President Obama was the perception that he could unify... See More

Published September 24, 2010

Marge Markey’s Greatest Hits (on us)

By Robert F. Holden

A short list of the "accomplishments" of Assemblywoman Margaret... See More

Published September 20, 2010

Trucks Continue to Wreak Havoc; JPCA to Plan Protest

By jpca staff

For over 10 years community leaders led by Maspeth’s Tony Nunziato have been attempting to divert... See More

Published September 20, 2010

Suspicious Cat Deaths in Middle Village

By jpca staff

Residents living on 81st and 82nd Street near 58th Avenue are being warned about suspicious cat... See More

Published September 24, 2010

Amazing Neighborhood Stories: Fall Killed Mrs. Randhare Jumped From Car to Aid Husband and Was Fatally Injured

By NY Times • July 1, 1901

Mrs. Lena Randhare, thirty-five years old, of 99½ East Eighth Street, Manhattan, who jumped from... See More

Published September 24, 2010

Making Sense out of Confusion

By Patrick McCarthy

Being a journalist, I am privileged to be able to speak to a number of people from all walks of... See More

Published September 24, 2010

The Ever Changing New York City Skyline

By Edward Kampermann

The people of Maspeth and Middle Village, for the most part, have a catbird’s view of the... See More

Published September 24, 2010

Amazing Neighborhood Stories: Maspeth Must Reform Complaints Made Against the Boisterous City Visitors

By New York Times • May 26, 1890

Maspeth, L.I., is at its merriest on Sunday. Every beer tap in the village flows in a copious... See More

Published September 24, 2010

Buried as His Cousin, ‘Dead’ Man Returns; Cost of Tombstone Change Worries Family

By The New York Times • August 27, 1922

Investigation has revealed that the man who was buried nearly two months ago in St. John’s... See More

Published September 24, 2010

Ideas for Small Business in Queens

By Rep. Anthony Weiner

Now, more than ever, we need to implement common sense solutions to help our community shopping... See More

Published September 24, 2010

SURVIVING THE TURBULENT 196O’s

By Robert Henry

In the summer of 1960 I was five years old; by the end of that chaotic decade, in 1969, I was a... See More

Published September 25, 2010

Welcome to Middle Village! Rev. Peter Purpura, Parochial Vicar

By Lorraine Sciulli

I had the pleasure recently to meet Fr. Peter Purpura, the newest member of the Pastoral Staff at... See More

Published September 25, 2010

Killy's Korner Sept/Oct 2010

By John Killcommons

Killy’s Korner contains information on the lighter moments in our neighborhood such as births,... See More

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The Juniper Berry September 2010

Letters to the Editor

Big News at Beautiful Uvarara

Younger Voices: THE LEGENDARY CARL BERNER

Do You Remember? The Dairy Farms of Middle Village

1939 New York World's Fair

Welcome to the Wonderful World of Queens Politics

DOT’s new Triangle configuration is officially a disaster

Maspeth in the 1950’s & 60’s

Amazing Neighborhood Stories: Smothered to Death in Queens Swamp –

Amazing Neighborhood Stories: Maspeth Couple Celebrates Arrival of Twenty-first Child

Amazing Neighborhood Stories: Conductor Owns Auto – Maspeth Man Uses Car to Drive to Work Daily

Horse Sausage Factory • Henry Bosse’s Maspeth Establishment Closed by a Creditor

Community Spotlight: Harbor Apothecary

The Little Things Make a Big Difference

Victory Parade

Marge Markey’s Greatest Hits (on us)

Trucks Continue to Wreak Havoc; JPCA to Plan Protest

Suspicious Cat Deaths in Middle Village

Amazing Neighborhood Stories: Fall Killed Mrs. Randhare Jumped From Car to Aid Husband and Was Fatally Injured

Making Sense out of Confusion

The Ever Changing New York City Skyline

Amazing Neighborhood Stories: Maspeth Must Reform Complaints Made Against the Boisterous City Visitors

Buried as His Cousin, ‘Dead’ Man Returns; Cost of Tombstone Change Worries Family

Ideas for Small Business in Queens

SURVIVING THE TURBULENT 196O’s

Welcome to Middle Village! Rev. Peter Purpura, Parochial Vicar

Killy's Korner Sept/Oct 2010

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