Change Continues As Queens Completes First Half Of 20th Century
Welcome To January 1950! In Boston 11 thieves made off with nearly $3 million from the Brink’s Armored Car Company after forcing their way into the counting room and tying up the employees at gunpoint. In what became known as the Great Brink’s Robbery, the criminals were indicted in 1956, five days before the statute of limitations would have expired. […]
The Pulpit
Times and dates are subject to change. Please call event sponsors to confirm. Astoria Adventist Church:Fridays, 7:30 pm: Jewish Ministry Group.Saturdays, 3:15 pm: Bible Study Group. 30-8932nd St., Astoria, 718.932.5390.****BVM Help of Christians:Thursday, 9:30 am-noon: Food Pantry open tothose in need. Donations being accepted allother times. 70-31 48 Ave, Woodside, info718.672.4848 x11. ****Forest Hills Jewish Center:Sunday, Jan. 26, 9 am-3:30 […]
Gloria DeMarco-Aloise, 81, Will Be Missed
Gloria DeMarco-Aloise, born Aug. 26, 1932, in Astoria, died peacefully on Jan. 2, 2014, after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease. DeMarco-Aloise was a devout Catholic who loved her Lord and Mother. She was a very loving and caring wife, mother, sister, grandmother and great-grandmother. She is survived by her husband, Edward; her sons, Edward and Michael; her daughters-in-law, Claudia […]
Paul Vallone Ready To Roll, Continue Family Dynasty In Queens
Councilmember Paul Vallone, the newest office-holding member of the famous and illustrious political family in Astoria and beyond, wasted no time settling down to work as the new councilmember representing the 19th district covering Bayside and adjacent parts of Northeast Queens. The Democratic lawmaker announced the opening of his district office at 42-40 Bell Blvd. in Bayside in the heart […]
Rozic Statement On New Citywide Administrations
Assemblymember Nily Rozic (D,WFFresh Meadows) released the following statement following the inauguration of the new mayor, comptroller, and public advocate: “I offer my sincere congratulations to Mayor Bill de Blasio, Comptroller Scott Stringer, and Public Advocate Tish James who serve all New Yorkers as thoughtful and intelligent public servants with motivation and conviction. “I look forward to working with our […]
Constantinides Opens New District Office In Astoria
Councilmember Costa Constantinides (D-Astoria) announced the opening of his City Council District Office in Astoria. The office is located at 31-09 Newtown Ave., Suite 209, Astoria, NY 11102. “We’re excited to be able to reach everyone here at our new district office,” said Constantinides. “I hope to meet new constituents, community groups and serve the neighborhood, which our convenient location […]
Obit: Mary Toscano
On December 27, two days after Christmas, Mary Toscano, the wife of this newspaper’s political columnist, John Toscano, passed away of unknown causes. She was 78. Mrs. Toscano had been ill for about 10 years with heart problems and more recently with fibromyalgia. But the Emergency Medical Services of Suffolk County, which was in attendance the night she died in […]
New Medication That May Help People Stay Sober
Alcoholism runs in part of my family. I lost a grandfather to it, and a couple of others in the family have been affected by it to greater or lesser degrees. Perhaps something like that is true for you, or maybe you have a friend or co-worker who wrestles with the malady. This is a challenging time of year for […]
Gazette Calendar Of Events
Dates & times are subject to change. Recurring events are online only (scroll down). To list your event, send info to qgazette@aol.com, or 42-16 34th Ave, Astoria 11101, two weeks prior to the event. COMMUNITY MEETINGS CLUBSBella Italia Mia: The Roman Empire ($5m/$7nm) Christ the King HS, 3rd Floor, 68-02Metropolitan Ave, Middle Village – Jan 12, noonVFW Post 4787 19-12 […]

