Little Neck Week In Review

Monday

The Little Neck Douglaston Memorial Day Parade was a big success. Friends, family, and neighbors lined the streets of Northern Blvd. to watch America’s largest patriotic tribute to our Veterans. See the parade (and maybe yourself and some well known characters) in pictures by

A military service took place before the parade to honor fallen service men and women, read about it by

Tuesday

Senator Avella honors William D. Costello, a WWII combat veteran with a proclamation from the Also, a WWII combat photographer shares with Patch his experience photographing General Patton while in France.

Wednesday

to close the Engine 306 firehouse at 215th Pl. and 41st Ave. in Bayside, Wednesday morning,

U.S Representative alleged twitter outburst causes a firestorm of controversy.

Patch reporter, Patrick Conti explores the art of the .

Little Neck had a Tornado watch, which fizzled out. 

Thursday

Our column explores why the real estate market in Little Neck

Pops musicians honor George Gershwin and dazzle attendees at the ,

Patch brings you an exclusive

Friday

The first of five town hall meetings was held in Oakland Gardens, Thursday night asks the entire community to be more vocal in their opposition.

Regarding last winter’s snowfall, the Department of Investigation released a report, and Community leaders are baffled.

Saturday

Council Member Dan Halloran hosts the last of five town hall meetings regarding the school budget cuts. You can read the photo story by  

The Court Square subway station in Long Island City opens. Riders from eastern Queens can now transfer from the 7, to the E. M. and G lines, without reusing their Metro cards.

Patch gives important advice on how to keep your child in the warm weather.