Week in Review

The United Postal Service’s College Point distribution and sorting center was given a slight reprieve this week after a temporary moratorium was put on post office closures.

Douglaston’s Local Development Corporation hosted a workshop on the proposed revitalization project for the village. Guest speakers were Victor and Robert Dadras, of Dadras Architects.

And Patch posted a list of restaurants that will remain open on Christmas, a rundown of holiday prayer services, our editor’s picks for the most annoying and most enjoyable seasonal pop tunes and a photo slideshow of decorated homes in the community.

Here’s your Week in Review:

Monday

to hang out with Douglaston residents. In his latest , Walter Mugdan suggests some more Udalls Cove hot spots to visit.

Reviews in included “We Need to Talk About Kevin,” “Young Adult” and “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.”

And city Comptroller John Liu’s office said that the city had lost as much as $8.8 million in revenue by .

Tuesday

Douglaston Patch posted a that could use your help this holiday season.

USPS’s northeast Queens was after the postal service decided to temporarily put a moratorium on post office closures.

Wednesday

Douglaston’s LDC hosted a .

And be sure to check out a list from Douglaston and Little Neck Patch’s editors on the .

Thursday

This week’s pick is Greenpoint. Take a walk through Little Poland, grab some lunch at Erb and dinner at Anella before stopping by one of the neighborhood’s night life hot spots.

Friday

Check out Patch’s lists of and eateries that will be open on Dec. 25. And take a look at Carol Brock’s latest .

Weekend

View photos of homes that have been decorated for the holidays in your community.