“There is a Choice in the 2009 NYC Mayoral Election” will be the discussion topic for the Madison−Marine−Homecrest Civic Association’s next meeting, June 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the King’s Chapel, Quentin Road and East 27th Street.
Announced Democratic Party candidates Comptroller William Thompson and Councilmember Tony Avella have been invited to make statements and take questions.
L&B Spumoni Gardens opens in Dumbo after five-year wait
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L&B Spumoni Gardens opens in Dumbo after five-year wait
Luxury-labeled drugs and loaded guns uncovered in Williamsburg drug bustResorts World NYC celebrates 13 years with holiday festivities and community outreach
Chronically slow bus service on Flatbush Avenue results in docked pay, firings for delayed riders, per report
400 Queens and Brooklyn students learn about offshore wind career paths in hands-on workshop
