Community Corner
Little Neck Week In Review
Spring is 'in' as we look back at the week that was in our area
It was a week filled with surprising and not-so-surprising developments in our 'Neck of the woods.
On Thursday, schools chancellor Cathie Black after three stormy months on the job — a welcome move for many area residents, school board members and elected officials. Then, on a national level, the federal government averted a shutdown with between Congressional Democrat and Republican leaders.
Here's a rundown of other stories of interest this past week on Little Neck Patch:
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Monday
We look back at the of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. in Memphis, Tenn. on April 4.
Tuesday
Remembered Places takes walk down memory lane at one of eastern Queens .
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Wednesday
Details emerged about made against school buses on Long Island.
Thursday
Just in time for Passover, for our favorite culinary items to celebrate Jewish heritage.
Friday
Though the details remained sketchy this weekend, here's our report on at the Long Island Railroad at-grade crossing in Little Neck.
Saturday
Food writer Jeffery Lazar shows us that it's possible to get without traveling across the borough to Astoria.
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