The Sunnyside Of Life

This week’s New York Times Real Estate section features neighboring Woodside, Queens in their Living In section.

Woodside is diverse but historically Irish. In pubs like these near the intersection of Woodside and Roosevelt Avenues, St. Patrick’s Day has a keen resonance

Two-bedroom rentals can be had for around $1,500 per month, one-bedrooms for around $1,200 and three-bedrooms for $2,000 or so.

The New York Times
Living in | Woodside, Queens
Cheap, Convenient and Teeming

Queens is Green and not only for the green leprechaun ‘Welcome to Sunnyside’ banners that are lining Queens Blvd- our great borough is offering a FREE environmental, educational and networking event!

The biggest and best Green Event in Queens for 2008!
Saturday, March 8, 2008
from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Queens Wildlife Center, Terrace On The Park
at the New York Hall of Science
47-01 111 street
Queens NY 11368
www.nyscience.org

Informational workshops on : Street Trees, Alternative energy sources, composting, Queens Waterfronts and much more

Please RSVP so they can plan accordingly for light refreshments , instructional materials and give-a-ways!
RSVP to either 718-343-6779 or send an email to GoingGreeninQueens@gmail.com
*Parking is normally $10 per car, but they have made arrangements for all attendees to have free parking-you must tell the guard you are here for the GOING GREEN IN QUEENS event otherwise you will be charged.

[Eds: We suggest you think GREEN all the way and take mass transit - by Subway 7 to 111th St. Walk 3 blocks south. There has been sporadic track weekend work on the 7 line, so check in for the most up-to-date subway service advisories at www.mta.info.]