Monday, December 11, 2017

American Legion Post 483’s 1st Holiday Celebration

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 American Legion Post 483 is pleased to invite one and all to their 1st annual holiday celebration. For more information, contact Commander Noble Lawrence at (516) 690-5138 or loverboy5739@gmail.com or contact William McDonald at (718) 986-3456 or whm6363@gmail.com. 


Sunday, December 10, 2017

York College Observatory Public Open Night

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The Observatory is open to the public every second or third Wednesday of the month rain or shine at 7:30pm (8:30pm during daylight saving time).

 

Tuesday Afternoon Movies @ Central – “Home Alone” (1990 Rated PG)

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If it’s Tuesday afternoon, then its movie time at the Central Branch of the Queens Library. An eight-year-old troublemaker must protect his house from a pair of burglars when he is accidentally left home alone by his family during Christmas vacation.


York College Big Band: “Dizzy meets Monk”

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Be there when the York College Big Band presents “Dizzy meets Monk”!  Do not miss this New York City Band.




Broadway Holiday Magic Comes To Southeast Queens FREE Tonight

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Broadway Holiday Magic With Award-Winning Composer & Lyricist Bobby Cronin And All-Star Cast

An evening of holiday favorites, Broadway classics, and original tunes by award-winning composer and lyricist Bobby Cronin (Mary & Max), featuring some of Broadway’s brightest talent including Anne Brummel (Elphaba in Wicked), Chase Crandell (Mary & Max), Javier Ignacio (Side Show on Broadway), Alicia Krakauer (Kiss Me Kate), Kyle Scatliffe (most recent Broadway revivals of The Color Purple and Les Misérables).



Checkout These 3 Important Scholarship Programs For Lower Income Women

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Nationwide - Women are leaders in business and technology, and their careers usually start with college education. Because of this, more and more programs are being created to help single moms and low income women attend and graduate from college.


Southeast Queens And Harlem Peace Groups Help Decrease Shooting Deaths To An All Time Low In NYC

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2 Stop The Violence Women Leaders Spearhead Organizations To Increase The Peace and Help Stop Violent Crime in NYC

By Kamau Austin, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, The Southeast Queens Scoop

We constantly hear the question from conservatives and apologists for over aggressive police tactics, which too often result in deadly consequences, in the Black community - why don't Black organizations focus on "Black on Black crime?"  Well there are at least a couple organizations which do exactly that in the NYC.

These two groups Life Camp Inc., of Southeast Queens, and Street Corner Resources of Harlem, along with many other persons in the community have contributed to a deep drop in violent crimes in NYC especially over the last few years.  The number of gun related killings in NYC this year (2017) is under 300 in a city of about 8.5 million people.  And if current trends continue the year will close with it being the safest year in NYC for -  about 50 years!

Erica Ford of Southeast Queens (left) and Ieshua Sekou of Upper Harlem (lower right) are
leaders of 2 different stop the violence and increase the peace type organizations