Week in Review

This week’s top stories revolved around new business, taxes and the race to replace U.S. Rep. Gary Ackerman, D-Bayside.

A fourth Democrat jumped into the Sixth Congressional District race, while state Assemblyman Rory Lancman, D-Fresh Meadows, accused Assemblywoman Grace Meng’s, D-Flushing, campaign of attempting to split the Jewish vote in the district.

A new yogurt bar will open next month at Little Neck Plaza and local parents and educators are planning two upcoming rallies to protest the elimination of a northeast Queens Beacon program.

Here is your Week in Review:

Monday

Lancman accuses the Queens Democratic Party of .

The sole review in was “American Reunion.”

Tuesday

, a new yogurt bar, will open in May at Little Neck Plaza, replacing a hair salon that has moved several doors down.

The President’s Co-op and Condo Council threw its weight behind state Sen. Tony Avella’s, D-Bayside, bill that would .

Wednesday

This week’s Little Neck’s Own pick was pitcher .

According to a report, Meng’s campaign adviser . Jeff Gottlieb, another candidate in the race, .

And be sure to check out our piece on .

Thursday

And more election coverage: take a look at a roundup of endorsements in the congressional race so far.

Friday

Northeast Queens community leaders and parents are planning two rallies to protest the closure of a neighborhood Beacon program.

Weekend

This week’s Parent Talk topic is how to prevent your children from the spring’s pesky bugs. And Douglaston food maven Carol Brock returns with a new Notes from a Food Diva.