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I am halfway through a new book about Long Island City, but I just can’t wait any longer to share it with you. It is titled “Do They Eat Tripe in Heaven,” and simply put, it is wonderful. The reason I have not completed it yet is that it’s the type of book that I really want to savor. Below is a very accurate description of the book, as written by the authors.
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OH gosh, so much big news this week already, which is why I will now go back in time (a few weeks), to get everyone caught up on slightly less recent developments.
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A ‘Lost Sock Alert’ was issued by the 108th Precinct in Long Island City yesterday. According to sources the incident occurred late Friday morning in the basement of 47-03 Vernon Boulevard.
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“IS there a Santa Claus?” is a question frequently posed to The Editor, to which I emphatically respond “Yes!” How does The Editor know this? Very simple, when there are Chiefs and Steelers and Ravens and Texans scheduled to appear on my TV on Christmas Day, I know that a higher power has guided the outcome of these teams records so as to make both games still relevant this late in the season. Given the date, December 25, that power is Santa Claus. Simple logic.
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LAST month while reading a recap of the latest Community Board 2 (CB2) meeting, I came across this in the final paragraph:
“In response to the death of 16-year-old Jael Zhinin and the injuring of her 8-year-old sister, Leslie, when they were struck by a truck on 46th Street and 47th Avenue on June 26,”
Heavy stuff, I know, and it made me seriously pause given the ages and what the parents must have endured and are enduring. The recap continued:
“Won {Julie Won} announced that in the coming weeks a universal “daylighting” bill will be introduced in the City Council. The measure would create more visibility at intersections by removing parking.
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