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Power proposal may benefit Astoria

Queens Crap

From the Daily News:A proposal to create a $2.2 billion power transmission line to bring wind and hydroelectric power from Quebec to Astoria is pitting environmentalists and against each another and creating some unusual alliances.The Champlain Hudson ... »

Urban Farming Tools

Cool Hunting

by Kelly O'Reilly and Greg Stefano With the emergence of a flourishing urban farming movement in recent years, the need for certain tools to maximize more limited natural resources has also arisen. As they lead the charge to shorten the distance from t... »

Jim Luce: Roosevelt Island Art Bridges Two NYC Boroughs

HuffPost New York Blogs

Recently I met with Norwegian painter and public artist Vebjørn Sand and I pitched him on Roosevelt Island as his next location. I then pitched the president of RIVAA, Tad Sudol. One week later we all met in RIVAA Gallery to explore possibilities. »

Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Soup-to-Nuts Storyteller

HuffPost New York

Giuseppe Viterale never starts or ends the day without a cup of espresso. He fires up a little gas burner, spoons in the ground coffee and puts the aluminum one-cup pot atop the steady blue flame. "This is like a religious ritual for me," he says. »

Hard to make a connection

Queens Crap

From the Daily News:The city could be building a bridge to nowhere, thanks to a muddled South Bronx land deal.The Randalls Island Connector, a planned pedestrian and bicycle bridge, will eventually span the Bronx Kill, a narrow waterway separating the ... »

THIS WEEK: Environmental Protection Committee Meeting

New York Shitty

This week is proving to be a busy one for our local Community Board. Yesterday I shared the Parks & Waterfront Committee’s rather anemic agenda, today I offer something a mite bit more substantial: the agenda for the Environmental Protection Committee.... »

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Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Soup-to-Nuts Storyteller

HuffPost New York

Giuseppe Viterale never starts or ends the day without a cup of espresso. He fires up a little gas burner, spoons in the ground coffee and puts the aluminum one-cup pot atop the steady blue flame. "This is like a religious ritual for me," he says. »

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