Contact

Hi,

Please let me know if you have any Sunnyside or Woodside news. You can either leave me a message, e-mail me at sunnysidepost@gmail.com or call me at 516-242-0633 (cell phone).

Also, if you have a yard sale or a community event coming up, I would be glad to list it. This is a community website so there would be no charge.

Regards,

Christian Murray

 

ADVERTISING

The Sunnyside Post is now taking ads.

The site generates 2,500 unique viewers per month and 15,000 page views.

If interested, please call:

 

Christian Murray

Editor

516-242-0633 or sunnysidepost@gmail.com

Comments

7 Responses to “Contact”

  1. TERENCE says:

    There is a blog dedicated to protecting the colonial era millstones at Queens Plaza,

    licmillstones.wordpress.com

    It contains historical information, a brief history of the controversy brewing and contact info to get involved.

  2. Joel Moore says:

    Hi Christian,

    Excellent blog. My wife and I moved into Sunnyside from Manhattan in August ‘09. We love it here.

    I am curious to find out how I might get listed in your Neighborhood Stores/Professionals section. I am the owner of a Drupal Web Design and Audio/Video Production Company. We can be found here: http://banghousestudios.com . We are especially interested in working with local businesses.

    Thanks,
    Joel Moore
    http://banghousestudios.com

  3. slg says:

    Hi Christian: How do we get the Fourth Annual Sunnyside Shorts Film Festival listed in Sunnyside Post. It’s happening on Sept. 25, 2010 at the Sunnyside Community Center.
    Thanks so much,
    Sherry Gamlin
    Producer
    http://www.sunnysideshorts.net

  4. Ivette Morello says:

    Help Sunnyside and Woodside Go Green!

    Next week, North Star Fund is hosting two green visioning sessions where residents of Sunnyside, Woodside, Astoria and Long Island City can help shape plans to make their neighborhoods greener. Residents can voice their ideas on how to invest $7.9 million to improve their community environment.

    The green visioning sessions will offer:
    · panel discussions, moderated breakout sessions, priority-setting activities
    · breakfast and lunch for all participants
    · language interpreters and childcare, upon request (Please make requests by Friday, March 12)

    Green Visioning Sessions:
    Saturday, March 20th, 9:30am – 4pm
    Sunnyside Community Services
    43-31 39th Street, Sunnyside
    (Between 43rd Ave. & Queens Boulevard)

    Saturday, March 27th, 9:30am – 4pm
    Greater Astoria Historical Society
    Quinn Building, 4th Floor
    35-20 Broadway, Long Island City
    (Broadway & 36th Street)

    This unusual opportunity for local residents is the result of a settlement between community groups like Western Queens Power to the People and Con Edison after the 2006 power outage that left countless Queens families in the dark for several days.

    If you’d like to attend the green visioning sessions, please RSVP to info@northstarfund.org or call 212-620-9110.

  5. Roxy says:

    Hi, Christian! You ought to do a story about the termination of weekend service on the Greenpoint Avenue bus line that connects Sunnyside and Greenpoint. Many people depend on it for their jobs, shopping, or whatever.And on week days, there will be less frequent runs. It all takes effect at the end of June. Outrageous!

  6. Another Sunnysider says:

    Hello Christian,
    Thank you for keeping Sunnysidepost dot com with updated news about the neighborhood.

    Along 43rd Street between 37th Ave. and the back of Pathmark supermarket, there are some demolished buildings and the whole block is boarded up. What is going on there? What will be there to replace these buildings?

  7. stankyside says:

    I always get confused on this site at the bottom of the page when scrolling through articles because the “older articles” and “newer” articles seem to go the opposite of most sites that I use regularly. Oh well maybe I use weird sites. Great blog btw! Thanks.

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