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Originally published in the December 2008 Juniper Berry Magazine
Cutting the anniversary cake
Editorial Team
December 2008 Table of Contents
- JPCA Celebrates 70th Anniversary
- About our 70th Anniversary logo
- As the Issues Get Tougher, So Do We
- Juniper Park Civic Association Organized 1938 Chartered 1942
- Meet our Councilwoman-Elect, Elizabeth Crowley
- POST ELECTION UPS AND DOWNS
- Yesterday and Today: PS49
- Cutting the anniversary cake
- JPCA 70-year collage
- WHEN YOU CALL 311 or 911, GIVE YOUR NAME...please
- MASPETH ANARCHISTS ARRESTED
- Extending Term Limits Through the Council is Un-American
- Business Spotlight: Ace Wines & Liquors
- Eddie's Sweet Shop
- Neighborhood Hall of Shame, December 2008
- MASPETH TRIANGLE RECONFIGURATION CAUSING TRAFFIC NIGHTMARE
- That Easy Class
- 2008 Milestones
- Letters to the Editor – December 2008
- PERKING UP THE COMMONS
- Lorraine Sciulli Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
- All Faiths: Preserving Community History and Memories
- Good is Certainly Great
The Juniper Berry magazine, first published in 1938 is an all-volunteer effort containing articles on crime prevention, neighborhood issues, meeting reports and notices, neighborhood history and photographs, guest articles, editorials and more.
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