Long Island City muggy Friday afternoon linkage

breakfast on the pier = $13
Spending time with the wife = priceless
Getting a ticket for missing a dinky little sign for bringing my dog on the the pier = zero tolerance law and court.

I am confused.

I just looked up the Goodwill shop location and it’s in Sunnyside, not LIC. I’ve noticed this happens a lot. Is this false advertisement b/c LIC sounds better or am I missing something?

Van Dam street is the border between LIC and Sunnyside, by most accounts. Or some say LIC even goes a few blocks further eastward. In any case Sunnyside was historically part of LIC (like Astoria), so probably uses an LIC postal address (not sure on this; anyone live in Sunnyside and know if it has its own postal address?)

Gee, I wonder which restaurant that’s gonna be…
:-(

http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=20346120&BRD=2731&PAG=461&dept_id=574903&rfi=6

Why don’t they just close the back garden and keep the bar indoors?

12, not so. While there have been sporadic complaints about people congregating in front smoking and chattering – something common to all bars in residential areas – the vast majority of complaints have to do with noise from the garden.

grumpies

16, not surprised. When confronted with that statement you redirect the attack elsewhere, because there is nothing you can say to rebutt it. The only thing that will make them happy is the closing of this resturant.

The attack where you called him irresponsible. Do you know what a silent partner is? Just because you own a business does not mean that you are involved in every single aspect of its operations. It also does not mean that you have no knowledge. Quit being extreme. If #16, position is correct answer this: If the outdoor garden is closed, will the neighbors drop their opposition to the licience?