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Wednesday, 11 September 2013

Queens Gazette cries a river for troubled medical building

Posted on 21:41 by Unknown
From the Queens Gazette:

Recently a police report was filed with the 114th Police Precinct by Pali Realty for extensive graffiti damage done to the multimillion dollar medical facility under construction at 23-25 31st St. in Astoria. Graffiti vandals damaged the façade and exterior glass windows. Damage to the building is estimated to cost more than $150,000, causing an unnecessary expense and delays.

“It is a real travesty that damage by graffiti vandals continues to plague our neighborhood. We deserve a neighborhood free from graffiti and vandalism,” said Yianni Konstantinides of Pali Realty, the developer of the property. “Every bit of damage done places burdensome costs for this project and negatively impacts this building and other hard-working small business owners in New York City.”

Pali Realty has invested millions of dollars into the Astoria Medical Facility on 31st Street. Upon completion, it will serve as a full-time medical facility featuring 134 underground parking spaces and offices for 26 physicians with a support staff of approximately 80 people, bringing jobs and medical care to a largely underserved community. The medical office building will be occupied by various medical groups and hospitals. These local medical services and new jobs will be a major benefit to the Astoria Community.
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Parolee responsible for car break-in spree

Posted on 21:20 by Unknown
From LIC Post:

The police believe that they have nabbed a man responsible for a large number of neighborhood auto break-ins.

Long Island City—from Court Square through Hunters Point—has been subject to about 60 auto break-ins in recent months, according to Captain Brian Hennessy, the commanding officer of the 108 police precinct. However, an August 24 bust has brought that spike to a halt, he said.

Hennessy said the police caught the perpetrator breaking into the cars by wrapping his fist up in clothing and punching the windows.

They arrested Rafael Medina, a 45-year-old from the Bronx, who was out on parole when he was busted. He is back in prison.
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Seeking uses for vacant Far Rockaway land

Posted on 21:15 by Unknown
From Brownstoner Queens:

Permanent development is in the works for a vacant, 80-acre site on the Rockaway Peninsula, an area badly damaged by Hurricane Sandy, but in the meantime the organization 596 Acres is looking toward interim uses for the land. A few weeks ago, the group led a discussion on potential interim uses for these empty lots in the Arverne East/Edgemere neighborhood — all those green dots in the map above are public vacant space. Proposals for the lots include a food fest, a view tower for star gazing, a farmers market, and a ski trail. See the details of each proposal here.
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Shafran not conceding to Vallone

Posted on 21:06 by Unknown

From the Daily News:

City Council hopefuls Paul Vallone and Austin Shafran are separated by just 144 votes in a Democratic Primary race that is still too close to call.

The two are leading a five-candidate battle for a shot at the northeastern Queens seat currently held by disgraced Republican City Councilman Dan Halloran.

Vallone, the son of former speaker Peter Vallone and the brother of City Councilman Peter Vallone Jr., claimed victory Tuesday night when unofficial tallies showed he had 2,723 votes. But Shafran, with 2,579 votes, refused to concede until the voting machines are checked and paper ballots counted, a process that begins on Monday.

“Protecting voting rights is the foundation of our democracy so we will use every legal option possible to ensure every vote is fully and fairly counted,” he said Wednesday.
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Underground dining becoming more popular

Posted on 21:01 by Unknown

From CBS New York:

As you sit down to dinner, this story illustrates eating out like you have never experienced before. We are talking about super-secret, illegal dining experiences hosted in homes.

CBS 2 investigative reporter Tamara Leitner went undercover to see firsthand how this underground world works.

It may look like a dinner party, but it’s really an underground supper club.

The diners are a mix of New Yorkers and tourists. CBS 2’s undercover cameras captured one experience — eight people who didn’t know each other eating a meal in a stranger’s home.

That hostess, Naama Shafi, writes about food but is not a chef. Leitner found her through a website, which connects amateur foodies and professional chefs in 20 different countries with people who want unique dining experiences.

Clandestine dinner parties like the one Leitner attended have become more common in New York City. And insiders told Leitner they are completely unregulated.

When asked at the dinner, “do you ever worry about getting caught?” Michael Patlazhan responded, “I definitely do.”
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Remembering the fallen of 9/11

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Inside the 9/11 Museum

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  • ▼  2013 (500)
    • ▼  September (54)
      • Queens Gazette cries a river for troubled medical ...
      • Parolee responsible for car break-in spree
      • Seeking uses for vacant Far Rockaway land
      • Shafran not conceding to Vallone
      • Underground dining becoming more popular
      • Remembering the fallen of 9/11
      • Inside the 9/11 Museum
      • 2013 Primary election results
      • Lever machines busted across borough
      • GOP war gets down and dirty
      • Avella & civic leaders rally against BSA application
      • Thinking of voting for Quinn & Stringer? Think ag...
      • All thanks to Everly Brown
      • 19th CD parishioner lists given to pro-Vallone PAC
      • Have fun in the voting booth tomorrow!
      • Homeless cause havoc in Briarwood
      • CUNY mural saved by...Joe Lhota?
      • Who's protecting Tommy Huang?
      • Is this the skinniest house in Queens?
      • City can't find anyone to build LIC library
      • Will someone please turn on the lights?
      • Trash piled high and deep outside Queens schools
      • Greenpoint residents suing city and developer
      • DeBlasio would be Bloomberg 2.0
      • Here's the latest article about how LIC is "up and...
      • The burden is on Amanda to push through last-minut...
      • A guide to pandering
      • Developers pushing for faster ride to LGA
      • LPC to hold hearing on aluminum house
      • Just when you thought they couldn't stoop any lowe...
      • Comrie concerned about Cosmos
      • Candidates want to be anybody but Bloomberg
      • Potential safety problem identified in Rockaway
      • Kiss the South Street Seaport goodbye
      • Everything old is new again
      • Corona Plaza to actually become a plaza
      • Some want Forest Park to have its own precinct
      • LIC loses more character
      • No one has the guts to clean up the entrails
      • History of the Unisphere
      • Brand new library in Glen Oaks
      • Avella denounces Vallone mailer
      • Lopez could represent Ridgewood on Council
      • State pols make a mint
      • Lots of outside money in council and mayoral races
      • At Forest Park, safety continues to be a joke
      • Someone took "Stars and Stripes Forever" a little ...
      • Paul Vallone's many faux pas on citywide TV
      • When city-installed street furniture blocks the si...
      • How does the Machine screw over Willets Point? Le...
      • Quinn not forgiven for extending term limits
      • DeBlasio tried to help slumlord in return for camp...
      • MTA Police are rolling in dough
      • Senior housing facility opens at former Fineson Ce...
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