Say NO to Giving More Parkland to the National Tennis Center at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park Stop the Creeping Annexation of Our Park The National Tennis… Read More »JHBG Says NO to Giving More Parkland to USTA
for you to save Flushing Meadows Corona Park! Our park is threatened with plans for three major construction projects that would turn this historic open… Read More »It takes only five minutes…
Celebrate Historic Jackson Heights! Questions about your historic home? Have questions about the Landmarks Preservation Commission or what work you can do on your historic… Read More »Questions about your historic home?
The Jackson Heights Orchestra, a community orchestra with a mission to promote local talent and embrace the diversity of Queens is pleased to announce its… Read More »Jackson Heights Orchestra: Second Concert
I know the forecast is for snow, but spring is coming. Keep your eyes open in March for the daffodils. Last fall the Jackson Heights… Read More »JHBG Spring Clean and Green
Big-time sports and mall plan to carve up Flushing Meadows-Corona Park By Len Maniace Propose projects (Source: The Wall Street Journal) Can you imagine Central… Read More »Land grab in Queens park
Mulchfest 2013 at Travers Park was a big success! JHSCRAPS and Friends of Travers Park (committees of the Jackson Heights Beautification Group) collected around 400… Read More »JHSCRAPS and Friends of Travers Park celebrated Mulchfest
When: January 24, 2013, 7:00 P.M. Where: 82nd Street Academics (82nd Street and 35th Avenue) Jackson Heights Beautification Group and 82nd Street Academics will be… Read More »2013 Annual Principal’s Night
By Len Maniace The Greystones Garden Association recently agreed to join a city program that is creating a volunteer core to care for street trees… Read More »Co-ops in Jackson Heights adopting street trees
Julian McNamara and Lenny Olson, two of JHBG SCRAPS and Master Composters at work on compost collection at the JH Scraps site. The long-awaited local… Read More »JH SCRAPS: a community composting project