The theater is on a busy road next to the Queens border, and many of the patrons come from Queens.
The money would also be used to study the feasibility of widening the expressway from Jericho west to the Queens border.
A school has been set up in the children's hospital on the Queens border.
The site that awaits the homes is now a windswept, treeless 100-acre stretch of grass and cracked asphalt by the Queens border.
When cops needed a breather, they'd drive a few blocks toward the Queens border, which was eerily quiet.
But, he added, beyond the Queens border, "politically, I don't think it would fly."
Now nearly 75 percent of the 2,000 students in this blue-collar, working-class community by the Queens border are black.
This regulation extends all the way to the Queens border.
The young women, best friends, met up near their homes in Cypress Hills, near the Queens border.
Nassau school districts on the Queens border have grappled with the problem of nonresidents trying to sneak into their schools for years.
The theater is on a busy road next to the Queens border, and many of the patrons come from Queens.
The money would also be used to study the feasibility of widening the expressway from Jericho west to the Queens border.
A school has been set up in the children's hospital on the Queens border.
The site that awaits the homes is now a windswept, treeless 100-acre stretch of grass and cracked asphalt by the Queens border.
When cops needed a breather, they'd drive a few blocks toward the Queens border, which was eerily quiet.
But, he added, beyond the Queens border, "politically, I don't think it would fly."
Now nearly 75 percent of the 2,000 students in this blue-collar, working-class community by the Queens border are black.
This regulation extends all the way to the Queens border.
The young women, best friends, met up near their homes in Cypress Hills, near the Queens border.
Nassau school districts on the Queens border have grappled with the problem of nonresidents trying to sneak into their schools for years.
