Douglaston: Week In Review

It was another frosty seven days in Douglaston as the winter weather refused to let up. 

But the week was also full of compelling news stories, such as an update on the proposed green market for Douglaston Village, Councilman Dan Halloran's town hall meeting and a preview of the Douglaston Little Neck Historical Society's upcoming aerial photography show.

Former state Sen. Frank Padavan suffered a 'slight' stroke, according to Queens County Republican Chairman Phil Ragusa. Our thoughts are with him as he recovers.

Here's the Week In Review for Douglaston:

Monday
We posted stories on the National Art League's reception for its students and the district swearing-in ceremony for state Assemblyman Edward Braunstein, D-Bayside. 

Tuesday
Frank Padavan suffers a 'slight' stroke, but is recovering. The Douglaston Little Neck Historical Society readies its 'Flights of Fancy' exhibit.

Wednesday
Due to snow, a city non-profit cancels its meeting with community leaders on a plan to place a green market in Douglaston Village. However, the group is scheduled to visit the community in March to discuss the proposal.

Thursday
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says January's non-stop snowstorms have broken record last set in 1925 following a Wednesday blizzard. 

Friday
Alley Pond Environmental Center unveils its February slate of children's programs. 

Saturday
U.S. Rep. Gary Ackerman recommends building a new veterans hospital in Queens. 

Sunday
The National Art League prepares to kick off its small works exhibit.