Juniper Civic wins neighborhood preservation award
10/24/2008 11:49:00 PM
by Robert Holden
Jim Trent, President of 4BNPA and JPCA Executive Board Members Christina Wilkinson & Tony Nunziato.
Tony Nunziato, representing the Juniper Park Civic Association, accepted the 2008 Neighborhood Preservation Award from the Four Borough Neighborhood Preservation Alliance at the awards ceremony which took place at the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site on East 20th Street in Manhattan on the evening of October 23rd. The award honored JPCA for its 2-year long battle vs. a development company that sought to demolish St. Saviour's Church in Maspeth, built in 1847 by world-renowned architect, Richard Upjohn. In April of this year, the structure was thoroughly documented by preservation architects, dismantled by hand and is now in storage awaiting preparation of its new home at nearby All Faiths Cemetery.
|
LATEST NEWS
7/15/2010 1:56:00 PM
Remembering a Purely Magical Place... FREEDOMLAND, USA
When you think of theme parks of the past was there any place more exciting than Freedomland? Just a short car trip to the Bronx and before you knew it you entered an area with a footprint designed to look like the map of the United States. Magically, one left the real world and was privy to historical American events realistically portrayed by actors who were second to none for talent and creativity.
Read More
|
6/19/2010 1:14:00 AM
DOB Goes Undercover thanks to JPCA
After reviewing real estate listings on Craigslist.org (an internet classified posting service), Juniper Park Civic Association president, Robert Holden contacted Department of Buildings Commissioner Robert LiMandri about the many illegal apartments being advertised on the site.
Read More
|
5/23/2010 11:16:00 PM
Bob Doocey - Our Friend and Colleague
It is with great sadness that we inform you that our dear friend and colleague, Bob Doocey, passed away the morning of May 23rd with his family by his side. His passing is a great loss for his family, friends and our community. We send our deepest sympathy to his wife, Linda, to his children and to his family.
Read More
|
4/6/2010 2:14:00 PM
Maspeth: The Way it Was ..and Where it’s Going
This article is intended to provide a snapshot of Maspeth’s history, demographics and its people. Most residents either don’t know or have forgotten who we are and where we came from.
Read More
|
3/31/2010 10:25:00 AM
Get Your Box of Berry’s
Missed old copies of the Juniper Berry? Want to know more about neighborhood history and stories? For a limited time, while supplies last, you can order back issues of the Juniper Berry, the best civic publication in the nation.
Read More
|
3/25/2010 12:55:00 PM
AUDIT: DEPARTMENT OF HOMELESS SERVICES PAID OUT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ON HANDSHAKE DEALS
Liu: "Current Honor System for City Services Equals Bad Business Practice"
Read More
|
|
