Community Corner

Nov. 15: A Busy Start To Week

A new assemblyman heads to Albany, a celebration of art and neighbors banding together

It's been a gloomy start to the workweek, Little Neck. So to keep you fresh and on your toes, here's the latest happenings in and around your neighborhood:

1. For those up-in-arms about traffic changes near Little Neck Long Island Railroad station, consider attending The Westmoreland Association's monthly meeting at Little Neck Community Church tonight at 8 p.m. According to president , city DOT borough commissioner Maura McCarthy may attend to answer questions from the community. 

2. Check out the first installment of our rundown on Little Neck gas prices — all in an effort to help you get the best bang for your buck at the pump.

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3. Later today, look for our profile on Little Neck's new assemblyman, Bayside resident Ed Braunstein (pictured), elected earlier this month to replace outgoing lawmaker Ann-Margaret Carrozza.

4. And later this week, we'll have a rundown on both the art and the artists featured at the National Arts League, which held an award ceremony for the 80th Fall Members' Exhibition last night.

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5. And last but not least, don't forget to send any news tips to local editor Paul Leonard at paul.leonard@patch.com.


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