An effort to raise $5 million locally to help build the first national World War II memorial in Washington, D.C. was initiated by the Flushing Chamber of Commerce and Business Association at a July 31st luncheon held at the Sheraton LaGuardia East Hotel in Flushing. Brigadier General Henry James Mott III (retired), a veteran of the Korean War and the... READ MORE >
Boro Cabinet Discusses WNV Spraying; Surveillance While the New York City Department of Health (DOH) was on the agenda to present a draft of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) it is preparing as part of its Mosquito-Borne Disease Control Plan for Adult Mosquitoes, an announcement by Health Department Commissioner Neal Cohen, M.D., confirming the presence of West Nile Virus in... READ MORE >
Coming on the heels of results showing that two-thirds of schoolchildren are still failing to meet the Board of Education’s math standards after the numbers were released on June 23rd, Community School Board 30, which demonstrated the greatest percentage improvement in Queens for students in grades three, five, six and seven of 2.6 percent, convened for a special public meeting... READ MORE >
SCARegs Require A Vacant I.S. 145 For Asbestos Removal After the School ConstructionAuthority (SCA) informed Community School District 30 that it had changed plans to begin asbestos abatement repairs at I.S. 145 in Jackson Heights this summer and putting off the abatement until next summer, the board passed a resolution to continue its efforts to provide a healthy learning environment... READ MORE >
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