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Jun 09, 2011
Waterfront Vision Plan Reception
A while back , we told you about a series of neighborhood listening sessions about the Astoria/LIC waterfront, organized by Green Shores and the Trust for Public Land. The sessions (…)
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A while back , we told you about a series of neighborhood listening sessions about the Astoria/LIC waterfront, organized by Green Shores and the Trust for Public Land. The sessions (…)
by Meg Cotner
Astoria Park Shoreline - clean after a Shoreline Cleanup
A while back , we told you about a series of neighborhood listening sessions about the Astoria/LIC waterfront, organized by Green Shores and the Trust for Public Land. The sessions were really successful and provided the organizers with lots of excellent information, straight from local residents. In total there were, “seven neighborhood listening sessions and two area-wide brainstorming sessions, generating more than a thousand comments, ideas and solutions for creating a more connected, useful and beautiful waterfront.”
Impressive!
Well, this information was sorted through and put together, resulting in the Waterfront Vision Plan for Astoria & Long Island City, Queens. Very exciting. And there’s a party planned for its release, to which you are invited! Please join your neighbors at the Noguchi Museum for a wine & cheese reception to celebrate. More information:
A Waterfront Vision for Astoria & Long Island City, Queens
presented by Green Shores NYC & The Trust For Public Land Present
Thursday, June 16, 2011
6:30-8:30pm
Noguchi Museum
9-01 33rd Road (off of Vernon Blvd.)
Long Island City
This is a FREE event and ALL are welcome.
Kindly RSVP to: christina.kelly@tpl.org or 212-677-7171, ext. 234
Questions? Email: greenshoresnyc@yahoo.com
Hope to see you there!
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It’s great to see positive developments on the Astoria/Long Island City waterfront. The rejuvenation of our neighborhood’s natural beauty is greatly need, thank you for all that you are doing!