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January 30, 2002  RSS feed
State, city and community officials converged on the Q-Plaza Motel in Long Island City on Sunday, January 27 to protest the pimps and prostitutes that frequent the hotel and often do business on surrounding streets. The hotel, located at 42-11 Vernon Blvd., has created an increase in quality of life crimes, according to state Assemblymember Catherine Nolan, who organized the protest/press conference on behalf of her constituents in the Ravenswood and Queensbridge communities. "We are fed up with the growing problem of prostitutes in Long Island City," Nolan said. More...

On the day he would have been 31 years old, Firefighter Edward (Teddy) White was instead remembered by over 1,000 mourners who turned out for his memorial Mass last Friday at St. Joseph More...

State, city and community officials converged on the Q-Plaza Motel in Long Island City on Sunday, January 27 to protest the pimps and prostitutes that frequent the hotel and often do business on surrounding streets. The hotel, located at 42-11 Vernon Blvd., has created an increase in quality of life crimes, according to state Assemblymember Catherine Nolan, who organized the protest/press conference on behalf of her constituents in the Ravenswood and Queensbridge communities. "We are fed up with the growing problem of prostitutes in Long Island City," Nolan said. More...

Feb. 4, 8 p.m., sharp, Jackson Heights Neighborhood Association; Lutheran Church of Atonement, basement meeting room, 87th Street and 31st Avenue. More...
New York City is going to be a popular place for political events this year as both out-of-towners and New York state-based pols try to give the still-recovering city economy a boost. More...
Fine Cuisine In A Romantic Setting At Amici Amore
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On March 1, low-income seniors who are enrolled in Medicare and are not members of any other program that gives them some coverage for prescription drugs will have an opportunity to get into such a program. More...
Little Lady Liberty Belongs In Queens
Once upon a time, a century ago to be precise, one William H. Flattau, a New York City property owner, took a liking to the then 16-year-old Statue of Liberty. So deep were his affection and admiration, in fact, that he had a smaller version cast at a foundry in Akron, Ohio, and shipped here. The 22-foot-high replica, faithful to the original down to the last detail, was put on a pedestal on the roof of a warehouse at 43 West 64th St., Manhattan, in 1902, where it has resided for the past 100 years. At one time anyone who cared to could ascend the 15-foot-high pedestal and the statue itself to view the surrounding neighborhood More...