What happened to Newtown Historical Society, the group that led the struggle for the church?
Others are taking credit.
And it looks like the mainline preservationists from Manhattan are aiding and abetting the grinding yet another grassroots effort from Queens into dogfood. Looks like they knocked the legs out from out of yet another effort by the people of Queens to take back their neighborhood.
Not to worry. We have the Queensborough Preservation Legue and Queensmarks to fall back on!
Join local civic groups & elected officials on Saturday, July 18th at 11AM at the Clinton Diner (Rust Street & 57th Road) as we call on our “GREEN” Mayor to live up to his “GREEN” promises!
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Queens councilmembers who voted YES on congestion pricing:
Eric Gioia John Liu Hiram Monserrate James Sanders, Jr. Thomas White, Jr.
Queens councilmembers who voted YES on term limits extension:
Leroy Comrie, Jr. Melinda Katz Diana Reyna James Sanders, Jr. Helen Sears Peter Vallone, Jr. Thomas White, Jr. (Anthony Como voted no but also voted no on referendum amendment.)
Queens Councilmembers who voted YES on Willets Point:
Joseph Addabbo, Jr. Anthony Como Leroy Comrie, Jr. James Gennaro Eric Gioia Melinda Katz John Liu Hiram Monserrate Diana Reyna James Sanders, Jr. Helen Sears Peter Vallone, Jr. David Weprin Thomas White, Jr. (absent)
Queens councilmembers who are/were clients of the Parkside Group:
Tony Avella (dumped them after 2001) Leroy Comrie, Jr. James Gennaro Eric Gioia John Liu Diana Reyna James Sanders, Jr. Helen Sears Peter Vallone, Jr. David Weprin
5 comments:
I don’t remember that structure having multiple gothic arched "Lionel Train set" windows.
Was that buried underneath for years?
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-Joe
Yes it was revealed underneath the siding.
I'd like to see Bloomberg similarly removed from office, for his total disregard of Queens' rich history!
Stalin may have been a really bad guy, but blowing up all those churches in Russia was a good idea.
What happened to Newtown Historical Society, the group that led the struggle for the church?
Others are taking credit.
And it looks like the mainline preservationists from Manhattan are aiding and abetting the grinding yet another grassroots effort from Queens into dogfood. Looks like they knocked the legs out from out of yet another effort by the people of Queens to take back their neighborhood.
Not to worry. We have the Queensborough Preservation Legue and Queensmarks to fall back on!
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