It was a busy week for news in Douglaston.
The Little Neck Douglaston Community Ambulance Corps talked with Patch about a fundraiser brunch at Strawberry’s Sports Grill and state Assemblyman Rory Lancman, D-Fresh Meadows, announced that he would challenge U.S. Rep. Bob Turner, R-Forest Hills, for his seat.
The 111th Precinct introduced its new captain, Jason Huerta, and Capt. Ron Leyson bade farewell to northeast Queens at Community Board 11’s monthly meeting.
At that meeting, CB 11 also voted in favor of the Douglaston Green Market’s application for summer 2012.
Here’s your Week in Review:
Monday
Alley Pond Environmental Center announces its March programs for children and the ambulance corps’ president talks about a brunch event at Strawberry’s.
Reviews in This Week at the Movies included “The Woman in Black,” “Kill List” and “The Innkeepers.”
Tuesday
Community Board 11 approves the green market’s application to operate at Douglaston’s Long Island Rail Road station this summer.
Capt. Leyson shows up at CB 11’s meeting to say goodbye to the community and introduces Capt. Huerta.
Rory Lancman announces his candidacy for the Ninth District’s upcoming election.
Wednesday
Check out the latest edition of Douglaston’s Own. This week’s pick is gossip columnist Hedda Hopper. And be sure to take a look at our Valentine’s Day recipe for chocolate covered strawberries.
Thursday
Find out which local restaurants are offering special menus on Valentine’s Day and read our preview of the Douglaston Community Theater’s upcoming production of “Awake and Sing.”
Friday
Check out Patch’s list of 10 romantic movies to watch with your significant other on Valentine’s Day.
Weekend
And be sure to view our list of last minute gift items for the Feb. 14 holiday.
