Elmhurst

Really, really great.

But you could also head out, trek out to Queens, um, like in Elmhurst, and have some incredible Thai food, um, out there too.

Yeah.

So I love the diversity of all that.

[laughs]

Mm-hmm.

It's, um, in Elmhurst.

Yeah.

Mack Rosenberg, 1010 WINS on 92.3 FM.

The other districts, 10, 12, and 18 in Brooklyn, which include Dyker Heights, Bay Ridge, Borough Park, Canarsie, four, five, and 10 in Queens, Corona, Elmhurst, Ridgewood, Maspeth, Middle Village, South Ozone Park, Howard Beach, and Bayside, and two and three on Staten Island.

That's both Mid-Island and the South Shore.

The Tour de Bronx returns to the Bronx on Sunday.

For the Filipino community doesn't enclave the same way.

So they all go to like Woodside, Sunnyside, Elmhurst, but also Jersey.

Right.

And then the other thing I also want to add here, too, right, is that.

So he's been in America for a long time, and he, he passed away, I'm sorry, during COVID.

So we get to his house in Elmhurst, Queens, and he's renting a...

I think it was a two-bedroom apartment-

Mm-hmm

He liked to hear it.

Growing up in Queens, in Elmhurst, it was very much a multi-ethnic society.

And there were Jews, and there were Germans, and there were Irish, and there were Italians, and there were Latino families.

And frankly, it never dawned on Scalia that he was part of an ethnic group or that his friend, the class cut up in school, Hugh McGee, belonged to some ethnic group.

What actually did make Scalia feel somewhat apart from the rest of the students, what gave him a sense of being excluded, was his Catholicism.

Even in areas with large Catholic populations, he would say, it was a little bit strange to be a Catholic.

One manifestation of this was release time, where an hour early every Wednesday, Scalia and the other Catholic students at PS 13 there in Elmhurst, Queens, were let out of class to go attend religious instruction.

And this was, again, a manifestation of his apartness.

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A push tonight in Queens to protect an historic burial ground for black New Yorkers, many of them formerly enslaved.

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New York Attorney General Tish James asked a Queens judge to make sure that any potential buyer of that property is aware that human remains are buried there and must be protected.

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