BY COLE SINANIAN | cole@queensledger.com ASTORIA — At a packed Community Board 1 meeting at Astoria World Manor on Tuesday night, board members voted 30-2 to ask the NYC Parks Department to cancel a controversial proposal to build private “bubble” enclosures over the majority of Astoria Park’s tennis courts. The vote capped a four-hour-long meeting,.
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BY COLE SINANIAN | cole@queensledger.com ASTORIA — At a packed Community Board 1 meeting at Astoria World Manor on Tuesday night, board members voted 30-2 to ask the NYC Parks Department to cancel a controversial proposal to build private “bubble” enclosures over the majority of Astoria Park’s tennis courts. The vote capped a four-hour-long meeting,.
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