Juniper Juniors Clean Up Middle Village Bridge

By QNS Editorial Posted on May 2, 2013

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Hundreds of parents and prospective students of Christ the King Regional High School visited the Middle Village campus during its open house on Sept. 30. As noted

Young members of the Juniper Juniors-an offshoot of the Juniper Park Civic Association (JPCA)-removed refuse and repainted graffiti from the bridge at the corner of Eliot Avenue and 60th Lane in Middle Village last Saturday, Apr. 27. As shown, the juniors got a helping hand from volunteers representing the JPCA as well as Stop & Shop supermarket. Among those pictured are JPCA President Robert Holden (backrow, third from left) and Len Santoro (back row, second from left), coordinator of the Juniper Juniors.

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