Buildings seeks candidates to fill boro inspector posts
Since February, the city Department of Buildings has had money budgeted to bring the total number of construction inspectors in the borough – one of the city’s fastest growing – from 11 to 21, said Buildings Department spokeswoman Jennifer Givner.
Cambria Heights activist makes way for successor
The invitation to the black-tie dinner read, The Cambria Heights Civic Association cordially invites you to our Presidential Ball honoring presidents past and present Morris Lee, executive administrator airport opportunities; Dennis Wa
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