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Pomonok
Pomonok residence opens for low-income seniors
The Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty cut the ribbon on a new 78-unit residence facility for low-income senior citizens last week. Comment.
Flushing
Civics urge Mormons to build on own Flushing lot
Flushing residents and civic associations want to know why the Mormon church is intent on constructing a chapel on 33rd Avenue that exceeds zoning regulations when it could build one on the land it already owns downtown. Comment.
Flushing
Electchester wants to keep Key Food
Residents south of the Long Island Expressway in Electchester do not want to see their Key Food go, but the landlord seems dead set on giving the grocer the boot and bringing in a big-box pharmacy instead. Comment.
Bay Terrace
CB 7 approves women’s center at Ft. Totten
At its monthly meeting Monday night, Community Board 7 threw its support behind renovations to a Fort Totten building set to house the Center for the Women of New York. Comment.
Flushing
Staples on Northern Boulevard has shut doors for good
The Staples store at Northern and Parsons boulevards in Flushing closed for good Saturday, adding another vacant retail space on the street. Comment.
South Ozone Park
Voters back Aqueduct center
Changing a few words made a big difference on state voters’ opinion of the plan to build the country’s largest convention center adjacent to the Aqueduct racino. Comment.
The Civic Scene
BSA should be on side of Queens neighborhoods
In 1991, when the new City Charter was written, civic leaders warned that the creation of a city Board of Standards and Appeals would lower the quality of life, and it is happening as predicted. Comment.
Letters
State must change condo, co-op assessments
For co-op and condo residents, the real property tax assessment rolls have become a tax roller coaster. Some eastern Queens co-ops are facing 50 percent increases in assessed value this year, at a time when market values are essentially flat. Comment.
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