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Queens Community Board 3
Let the board know - via email or at the public session of its monthly meeting - what you'd like to see on this site. See the BeyondVoting Wiki at http://beyondvoting.wikicities.com/ for ideas on a broad revamping of community boards. Finally, see Livable Neighborhoods, a report by the Community-Based Planning Task Force at http://beyondvoting.wikicities.com/wiki/Report.
Posted by: Thomas Lowenhaupt



communitygreens.org
For nearly a century, the historic community of Jackson Heights in Queens has maintained its acres of shared interior courtyards: green spaces that range from open lawns to planted gardens to shaded canopies of ivy-clad trees. Throughout the Great Depression and the post-WWII building boom, Jackson Heights' residents fought to hold on to their numerous sanctuaries of grass, trees, and gardens in the midst of a city where high property values create an intense pressure to develop any available open space.
Posted by: Chris Boyd



Jackson Heights Beautification Group
A more recently updated website of the Jackson Heights Beautification Group. Includes community troubleshooting guide.
Posted by: Chris Boyd



queensciviccongress.org
The Queens Civic Congress is an organization devoted to the betterment of Queens by listening to Queens' people and taking action. The Congress represents 100 civic and other community organizations across the borough of Queens.
P.O. Box 238
Flushing, New York 11363

Phone: (718) 225-2807
Fax: (718) 225-2818
E-mail: queensciviccongr@aol.com
Posted by: Corey Bearak














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