December 23, 2009 RSS feed / Front Page

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Let It Snow, Let It Snow

Winter officially began at 12:46 p.m. on Monday, December 21, but Mother Nature speeded things up a bit with a major snowstorm on the preceding Saturday afternoon. The first flakes began falling at about 2 p.m. More...

Community Calendar

Gazette Calendar Of Events

Calendar compiled by Susan Cleary

Holiday Toy, Clothing, Food Drives To Dec. 31, New York Cares “Winter Wishes for Kids and Families”, “20th New York Cares Annual Coat Drive”; go to www.nycares.org or call the Holiday Grapevine, 212.228.5000.   More...

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Restaurant of the Week

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(AGED.) IS THE NEWEST ADDITION TO FOREST HILLS‘ RESTAURANT ROW AND MAKES QUITE A STRIKING FIRST IMPRESSION ON THOSE WHO ENTER. More...

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Editorials

Happy Holidays From Us To You

This past Monday marked the winter solstice when the hours of daylight are shortest. Diminishing hours of daylight and unseasonably cold air temperatures for several days in a row can make gloom appear pervasive. More...

Letters to the Editor

Eyes Lead Threat A copy of the following letter was received by the Gazette. H. Dale Hemmerdinger, Chairman MTA Bridges & Tunnels Authority 1 Randall’s Island The Robert Moses Bldg. More...

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Political Page

Gennaro Blasts Governor’s Energy Plan

It was business as usual this Christmas season for city Councilmember James Gennaro, who found no joy in Governor David Paterson’s energy plan. More...

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Features

Land Use Hearings Take In Car Rental Facility, Fence Maker

A public hearing concerning land use was held on December 17 at Queens Borough Hall. The hearing, presided over by Borough President Helen M. More...

Board 3 Hears From Police, Fire Departments

BY THOMAS COGAN

115th Police Precinct Commanding Officer Inspector John D. More...

Vallone: ‘Tracking Cop Misconduct Lawsuits Could Lower Settlements’

BY JOHN TOSCANO

Seeking to reduce the amount of money the city pays out for suits against police officers, City Councilmember Peter Vallone Jr. More...

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