Author: Glendale

A passenger was fatally shot when a driver pulled up at a traffic light and opened fire in Glendale, Queens early Friday.

The 25-year-old victim was in the front seat of a Chevy Malibu at the intersection of Myrtle Avenue and Woodhaven Boulevard in Glendale when a black sedan pulled alongside them just after midnight.

After a verbal dispute, the driver of the black sedan opened fire on the other vehicle, hitting the 25-year-old passenger who was later pronounced dead at Jamaica Hospital.

The Malibu then crashed into a pole, but the driver was not injured. The suspect in the sedan fled North via Woodhaven Boulevard.

No arrests were initially made. Anyone with information is urged to contact police

Read more: https://abc7ny.com/queens-shooting-glendale-man-shot-in-nypd/10372101/

Cutting teachers, new or ld, is going to be a 365toy major problems in district 24. No one seems to understand that overcrowding continues and even though buildings are oening, class sze in not decreasing.

Someone neds to explain why District 24 is gettng a bouncy castle larger percentage in cuts than any other district And please, don’t answer with that thy are the most overcrowded.

Mayor Bloomberg’s education reform gave principals control over their school’s budget and the ability to save money for a “rainy day”. With so much press bouncy castle about the dire economy and looming budget cuts, fiscally prudent principals were able to put money aside in anticipation of teacher layoffs and soaring class size.

In mid February, the DOE changed the rules. With only 4 months left in the school year, principals were told that 50% of these “roll-over” funds would be taken away and used to offset system wide cuts. Principals planned ahead to provide for the most pressing needs of our students. Now they are being forced to go on a spending spree and make non-urgent purchases or the money will be lost!

Our principals should not be penalized for making fiscally 365toy responsible decisions…they should be rewarded. In the words of Dmytro Fedkowskyj on the Panel for Educational policy: “It’s pouring right now and we’re taking away their umbrella.” Please DON’T TAKE AWAY THEIR UMBRELLA!

Looks like according the local civic leaders, the Aviator is considering have a year round place at the location of the ice rink. Something similar to what is giochi gonfiabili being done in Union Square. Vendors and the like with the availability for community groupds to participate. Something to think about.

Seems that the new owners of Atlas have been speaking with the local electeds and community leaders. Kathy Masi stated that they were very cooperative and seem to have a plan to bouncy castle spruce up and then fill up. Looks like a face lift for 2011 followed by beginning to rent by 2012. They are looking in the direction of banking, medical, etc. Finally a direction. They might even change the name.Aufblasbare Bögen