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Hearing set for Cooper Ave project in Glendale
At the January 24th meeting of the Transportation Services Committee and Public Transit Services Committee of Community Board 5, there will be a public session dedicated to Reviewing and Discussing the Current Cooper Avenue Underpass/Retaining Walls Project.
This $5.7 million project includes rehabilitation of the retaining walls that support the Long Island Railroad and vehicular bridges above Cooper Avenue, between 74 Street and 70 Street/69 Drive, in Glendale and a portion of Middle Village, explained CB5 district manager Gary Giordano.
The parapet walls that are on top of the retaining walls will be replaced, and the retaining walls themselves will be resurfaced. New, wider sidewalks will be installed along the length of the underpass, steel bar fencing will be installed on top of the parapet walls, and the project will also include new curbing and new catch basins.
Giordano said that, against the objections of CB5, the Department of Transportation (DOT) intends to change the direction of 74 Street, between 78 Avenue and Cooper Avenue, adjacent to I.S. 119 in Glendale.
Community residents and business owners are invited to attend this meeting to learn more about the project plans, ask questions of DOT representatives, and state any objections to the plans.
This meeting will be held in the Community Meeting Room on the 3rd Floor of the Shops At Atlas Park Mall, located at 80-00 Cooper Avenue in Glendale, at 7:30 p.m. For more information or to register to speak in advance, please call the CB5 office during regular business hours at (718) 366-1834.
104th Precinct Police Blotter (1/9/12-1/15/12)
Monday, Jan. 9
Michael Lerderman was arrested at 52-20 Grand Avenue for grand larceny by Detective Ebron.
McRoy Pope was arrested at the intersection of Myrtle Avenue and 69th Place for criminal possession of a weapon by Officer Sciame.
William Herz was arrested at 60-62 80th Avenue for criminal possession of a weapon by Officer Diaz.
Tuesday, Jan. 10
Edwin Delgado was arrested at 75-16 60th Lane for criminal contempt by Detective Webb.
Valerie Echevarria was arrested at 70-46 67th Street for assault by Officer Caputo.
Anthony Carrasquilo was arrested at the intersection of Catalpa and Seneca avenues for criminal possession of a weapon by Officer Ryan.
Cristina Briceag was arrested at the intersection of Stephen Street and Wyckoff Avenue for forgery by Officer Peart.
Rodney Pocanco was arrested at 53-53 72nd Place for criminal contempt by Officer Aviles.
Wednesday, Jan. 11
Anthony Mann was arrested at 54-44 69th Lane for assault by Detective Lundy.
Jordan Velasquez was arrested at 1816 Dekalb Avenue for criminal contempt by Detective Geis.
Fernando Tobar was arrested at the intersection of 79th and Cypress avenues for forgery by Officer Lodato.
Damian Kulig was arrested at 60-57 68th Road for criminal mischief by Detective Ebron.
Marcello Scurto was arrested at the intersection of Cooper Avenue and 67th Place for burglary by Officer Mendez.
Kelly Fontaine was arrested at 53-56 Metropolitan Avenue for menacing by Detective Murray.
Manuel Espinal was arrested at 749 Wyckoff Avenue for criminal mischief by Detective Houlihan.
Thursday, Jan. 12
Rafael Moreno was arrested at the intersection of Cypress Avenue and Cypress Hills Street for driving while intoxicated by Officer Bublin.
Aguid Vasconez was arrested at 78-19 60th Street for assault by Detective Geis.
Lukasz Swiatek was arrested at 70-23 66th Street for leaving the scene of an accident by Detective Lundy.
Yodgur Asadov was arrested at the intersection of Union Turnpike and Woodhaven Boulevard for criminal possession of a weapon by Officer Wright.
Julio Garcia was arrested at 63-15 Traffic Avenue for grand larceny by Detective Houlihan.
Luis Avila was arrested at 2016 Linden Street for robbery by Officer Williams.
Alexander Ramos was arrested at 1720 Madison Street for criminal contempt by Officer Aviles.
Terrance Boyce was arrested at 66-53 79th Street for driving while intoxicated by Officer Mamanicampos.
Friday, Jan. 13
Quentin Adams was arrested at the intersection of Madison Street and Seneca Avenue for grand larceny by Officer Peart.
Angel Cago was arrested at 68-02 Myrtle Avenue for criminal possession of a forged instrument by Detective Murray.
Saturday, Jan. 14
Cashawn Lee was arrested at the intersection of 60th Street and 55th Drive for aggravated unlicensed operator by Officer Bianchini.
Floribero Matilde-Vargas was arrested at the intersection of Wyckoff and Gates avenues for violation of local law by Officer Keane.
Thomas Reichling was arrested at the intersection of Linden Street and Onderdonk Avenue for violation of local law by Officer Wynter.
Wieslawa Marszel was arrested at 55-28 Myrtel Avenue for assault by Officer Bazata.
Adam Balcerzak was arrested at 55-28 Myrtle Avenue for aggravated harassment by Officer Rogers.
Sunday, Jan. 15
Angie Cohetero was arrested at the intersection of Palmetto Street and Woodward Avenue for obstructing governmental administration by Officer Peart.
Derek Fisher was arrested at 64-13 Grand Avenue for assault by Detective Spagnola.
Veronica Lewis was arrested at 60-16 Myrtle Avenue for resisting arrest by Officer Vingelis.
Radek Kaminski was arrested at the intersection of Gates and Woodward avenues for criminal mischief by Officer Moseley.
New Places To eat in Glendale
Saw that you do some stories on places to eat.
I think you may want to check out the avenue restaurant in glendale.
7122 myrtle ave
they are serving some of the best food I have eaten at amazing prices. (Primer rib $11.95, Lobtser $16.95)
New Places To eat in Glendale
Saw that you do some stories on places to eat.
I think you may want to check out the avenue restaurant in glendale.
7122 myrtle ave
they are serving some of the best food I have eaten at amazing prices. (Primer rib $11.95, Lobtser $16.95)
LISTING A HOME AND SELLING IT FAST!
GROWING UP IN GLENDALE, ATTENDING SACRED HEART SCHOOL,AND HAVING 31 YEARS OF REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE, MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE DEALING WITH A REPUTABLE NEIGHBORHOOD REALTOR THAN DEALING WITH A FRANCHISE REALTOR.
EXAMPLE: LISTED 81-09 MARGARET PLACE, A 1 FAMILY DETACHED HOME, AND ON THIS PAST SATURDAY I HAD AN OPEN HOUSE. A TOTAL OF 11 BUYERS CAME AND THE HOUSE WAS SOLD BEFORE THE OPEN HOUSE CONCLUDED. PRICING IT RIGHT IS KEY. WITH 31 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, KNOWING THE NEIGHBORHOOD,
AND MARKETING THE HOME PROPERLY MAKES THE ART OF SELLING SIMPLE. BUYERS ARE EDUCATED TODAY, SEEING HOMES FOR 2,3, AND 4 MONTHS, SO PRICING A HOME RIGHT WHILE RATES ARE STILL UNDER 5%
IS CRUCIAL. SOMETIMES, SOME REALTORS JUST TAKE A LISTING AT ANY PRICE A HOMEOWNER WANTS, WHICH IS NOT IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE HOMEOWNER.
I SERVICE GLENDALE, MIDDLE VILLAGE,MASPETH, RIDGEWOOD,REGO PARK, AND FOREST HILLS AND MY OFFICE IS LOCATED IN MIDDLE VILLAGE, 73-01 METROPOLITAN AVENUE,NY11379
*DIVERSE REAL ESTATE* JIM TURANO 1-718-669-7007
THANK YOU TO THE GLENDALE REGISTER WHICH HAS BEEN A POSITIVE TO THE COMMUNITY FOR YEARS!
LISTING A HOME AND SELLING IT FAST!
GROWING UP IN GLENDALE, ATTENDING SACRED HEART SCHOOL,AND HAVING 31 YEARS OF REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE, MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE DEALING WITH A REPUTABLE NEIGHBORHOOD REALTOR THAN DEALING WITH A FRANCHISE REALTOR.
EXAMPLE: LISTED 81-09 MARGARET PLACE, A 1 FAMILY DETACHED HOME, AND ON THIS PAST SATURDAY I HAD AN OPEN HOUSE. A TOTAL OF 11 BUYERS CAME AND THE HOUSE WAS SOLD BEFORE THE OPEN HOUSE CONCLUDED. PRICING IT RIGHT IS KEY. WITH 31 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, KNOWING THE NEIGHBORHOOD,
AND MARKETING THE HOME PROPERLY MAKES THE ART OF SELLING SIMPLE. BUYERS ARE EDUCATED TODAY, SEEING HOMES FOR 2,3, AND 4 MONTHS, SO PRICING A HOME RIGHT WHILE RATES ARE STILL UNDER 5%
IS CRUCIAL. SOMETIMES, SOME REALTORS JUST TAKE A LISTING AT ANY PRICE A HOMEOWNER WANTS, WHICH IS NOT IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE HOMEOWNER.
I SERVICE GLENDALE, MIDDLE VILLAGE,MASPETH, RIDGEWOOD,REGO PARK, AND FOREST HILLS AND MY OFFICE IS LOCATED IN MIDDLE VILLAGE, 73-01 METROPOLITAN AVENUE,NY11379
*DIVERSE REAL ESTATE* JIM TURANO 1-718-669-7007
THANK YOU TO THE GLENDALE REGISTER WHICH HAS BEEN A POSITIVE TO THE COMMUNITY FOR YEARS!
LindaAnn Loschiavo promoted to Director at L’Idea Magazine.
LindaAnn Loschiavo was recently promoted to Director, English language Section, of L’Idea, a bilingual Quarterly from Brooklyn. As a journalist, her column in L’Idea has appeared since 1996.
Native New Yorker LindaAnn Loschiavo is a poet, reviewer, and dramatist. She starred in a 90-minute TV documentary that was broadcast last year in Europe, “The Prohibition Years in America.” Scenes from her play “Courting Mae West” were filmed for this documentary. The playwright is a member of TRU and The Dramatists Guild of America, Inc.
Professional accomplishments include winning national playwriting competitions, earning awards sponsored by PEN, and being selected as a Featured Poet by Dana Gioia, former chairman of the NEA.
Her most recent book publication is “ANTI-ITALIANISM: Essays on a Prejudice” edited by William Connell and Fred Gardaphè and published by Palgrave/ Macmillan in 2011.