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	History of Jackson Heights -- Jackson Heights Beautification Group
		During the 1930s seven major new transportation elements were developed in around Jackson Heights: the Municipal 8th Avenue/53rd Street subway (now known as the E line), the Triboro Bridge, the Midtown Tunnel, Grand Central Parkway, the Whitestone Bridge, the Brooklyn/Queens Expressway, and LaGuardia Airport.
		The district is irregularly shaped, bounded by 76th Street on the west, 88th Street on the east, Roosevelt Avenue on the south, and Northern Boulevard on the north.
		Jackson Heights is today widely known as one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the country.
	www.jhbg.org /history/history.html (3234 words)

	IRT Flushing Line - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The original intent of the line was to connect the Long Island Rail Road with the New York Central Railroad, one end of the tunnel being at the terminal of each railroad.
		On April 3, 1913, the City of New York purchased the tunnels from Belmont as part of the Dual Contracts for $3 million, and the tunnels were placed under IRT operation.
		For the 1939 New York World's Fair, the Willets Point-Shea Stadium station was rebuilt and centered on 123rd Street, just west of where the station used to be.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/IRT_Flushing_Line (3171 words)

	The Dictionary of Art
		New York is sited mostly on islands at the mouth of the Hudson River on the east coast of the continent, and its development and rise to prominence have been closely related to its location on one of the world's finest all-weather, deep-water ports.
		The Dutch street pattern of Lower Manhattan was preserved, as was the layout of the small village of Greenwich on the west side of the island, south of 14th Street.
		New York art life in the 1980s erupted with a return to an expressive figuration or neo-expressionism that was being pursued by young artists in the East Village.
	partners.nytimes.com /books/first/t/turner-art.html (7565 words)

	Transportation to New York City area airports - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		AirTrain costs $5 per ride, the Subway costs $2 and the LIRR (to anywhere in New York City except the Far Rockaway Line) costs $7 during peak hours, $5 at other weekday times and $3 on weekends (with the CityTicket pilot program).
		New York City's yellow cabs, operated by the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission, offer a flat rate service of $45 [2] (as of 2005) from JFK airport to Manhattan, excluding tips and tolls.
		New Jersey Transit and Amtrak serve the station, both going to various New Jersey points as well as New York Penn Station.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Transportation_to_New_York_City_area_airports (1442 words)

	Representative Crowley: New York: Jackson Heights
		Jackson Heights is a neighborhood in northwestern Queens, bounded to the north by Astoria Boulevard, to the east by 94th Street and Junction Boulevard, to the south by Roosevelt Avenue, and to the west by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
		The first apartment building was erected at 82nd Street and Northern Boulevard in 1911, and by 1912 there were eight miles (thirteen kilometers) of paved streets with sidewalks, curbs, and gutters, and five miles (eight kilometers) of sewers.
		A large number of immigrants settled in Jackson Heights in the 1980s, especially from Columbia, China, and the Dominican Republic and to a lesser extent from India, Ecuador, Korea, Guyana, Peru, Cuba, and Pakistan.
	crowley.house.gov /newyork/jacksonheights.htm (668 words)

	Travel Ecuador News Blog : Jackson Heights, Queens
		Jackson Heights is a well-maintained neighborhood with apartment buildings and expensive one-family houses.
		The Village is home to the Jackson Heights Art Club, 454-0813, offering many activities such as art classes and weekend shows, housed in St. Marks Church, 33-50 82nd St., which also features an extensive music program for the neighborhood and beyond.
		The Jackson Heights Beautification Group, P.O. Box 720253, 11372-0253, has a number of activities which are open to the public.
	ecuador.us /news/archives/ecuadorians_in_new_york/jackson_heights_queens (336 words)

	New York travel guide - Wikitravel
		New York City is divided by its residents into various districts and quarters, as well as into several official governmental divisions.
		New York City is one of the global centers of international finance, politics, communications, music, fashion, and culture, and is among the world's most important and influential cities.
		Subway: 1 to 66th St. or walkable from A, C, and E trains at 59th St. or the 2 and 3 trains to 72nd St. The buildings are modern, and even have modern chandeliers.
	wikitravel.org /en/New_York_(city) (15909 words)

	JACKSON HEIGHTS CHRONICLES: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		June 2000 - Construction begins on a new Jackson Heights Jewish Center at the corner of 37th Avenue and 77th Street.
		Street subway entrance, is later chosen to design project.
		January 1994 - A 36-block area in the heart of Jackson Heights is named a New York City Landmark Historic District - one of the city's larger landmark districts.
	www.preserve.org /jhbg/newhistory.htm (466 words)

	New York Best Bets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		New parkways extend all the way from Battery Park, the slip of land at the southernmost tip of Manhattan, into Riverside Park on the Upper West Side, where the 79th Street Boat Basin and a nearby pedestrian pier overlook the Hudson River.
		Embark from Pier 83 at West 42nd Street at the Hudson River or from Pier 16 at South Street Seaport; (212) 563-3200.
		Never fear, New York is full of fun activities: A ride high across the East River on the Roosevelt Island Tram is a thrill a minute; New York City Fire Museum at 278 Spring Street, (212) 691-1303, houses a century’s worth of firefighting rigs in a vintage firehouse.
	www.cityspin.com /newyork/bestbets/bestbets.htm (2320 words)

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		23 (from 23 to 23th Street (New York Subway))
		42 (from 42 to 42nd Street-Times Square (New York Subway))
		51 (from 51 to 51st Street (New York Subway))
	publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/abc.html (861 words)

	Straphangers' Campaign Reports
		In February 1999, we released a report in which we tested the payphones in 100 randomly-selected subway stations; in December 2000, the campaign tested payphones in the 25 most-used subway stations.
		Volunteers were instructed to test each payphone in the subway station and record all data on portable hand-held electronic devices.
		In the random selection of 100 subway stations, 10 of the most-used 27 stations were incidentally selected for observation.
	www.straphangers.org /payphones01/methodology.html (597 words)

	Epinions.com - A Stop on the 7 Train----Jackson Heights
		Jackson Heights is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in New York City, and it is a cheap eats paradise.
		The side streets in Jackson Heights are a mix of one family houses, and elegant european styled apartments, all middle-class.
		Jackson Heights boasts a small Filipino community located mostly in and around Woodside, near the border of Jackson Heights.
	www.epinions.com /content_3537608836 (1168 words)

	New York @ NorthEastRoads.com - Interstate 278 Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE) East
		The BQE eastbound emerges from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade at Columbia Heights as a six-lane viaduct.
		Additionally 48th Street is referenced for the off-ramp connection from the Interstate 495 east ramp to 53rd Avenue at 48th Street.
		New York 25 itself begins at the Queensboro Bridge end in Manhattan to the west and ends at the Queens-Nassau county border along Jericho Turnpike.
	www.northeastroads.com /i-278c_ny.html (2909 words)

	United States - New York - Travel News - New York City History and Heritage - Lorry Patton's Travel Tips 'n' Tales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		USA: April 25, 2005: New York City's nearly 400 years of fascinating history follow its transformation from a Native American settlement to its pivotal role in the founding of the United States and the subsequent rise as the international capital for culture and commerce.
		It was Stuyvesant who built the protective wall (which no longer exists) on Wall Street, the canal (also no longer in existence) that later became Canal Street, and who, in 1664, relinquished the thriving colony to British rule (in a trade for Surinam), at which point it was renamed New York.
		Eighteenth century New York was largely farmland: The remnants of farm boundaries are why Manhattan from Greenwich Village southwards is not laid out on a grid.
	www.lorrypatton.com /travel/news/4145-43.html (1654 words)

	Ideas to Reduce Roadway Noise, Improve Safety and Increase Livability
		According to Chapter 6 of Title 15 of the Rules of the City of New York, allowable sound levels are 92 dB for vehicles over four tons (trucks), 88 dB for motorcycles and 82 dB for all other vehicles (cars) on streets with speeds of 35 mph or less.
		Street, the sound spike is almost five times greater than the ambient level.
		To substantiate this claim we (the project team and coalition) performed vehicle classification surveys on the four streets which were thought to have the most noise.
	www.transalt.org /info/jacksonheightsdraft030831.html (1427 words)

	Queens Chronicle - Western Edition
		At that intersection on Monday, Moran and Crowley were joined by City Councilwoman Helen Sears and representatives from the Jackson Heights Merchants Association to announce the passage of a massive transportation bill in the U.S. House of Representatives.
		He pointed out that Jackson Heights is a thriving business community that brings in millions of tax dollars for the city and needs to be less congested.
		The study will focus on a large area, bounded by the BQE to the west, 41st Street to the south, 82nd Street to the east and 35th Street to the north.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=14168641&BRD=1865&PAG=461&dept_id=152944&rfi=6 (491 words)

	BookofLists2004
		Being the largest borough of New York City, as well as growing into a metropolitan area from a combination of predominantly rural communities, ensures that Queens has plenty of nooks and crannies that time – and many residents, as well – has forgotten.
		This street is all that remains of Linnean Gardens, established in 1793 by William Prince, Jr., a third-generation English American, and named after Carolus Linneaus, a Swiss naturalist that devised the nomenclature used today for living species.
		Beginning at Drew Street in Ozone Park, Liberty Avenue circles south and southeastern Queens like a belt, west to east, becoming Farmers Boulevard in St. Albans and continuing south to terminate its 8.1-mile run at the Nassau Expressway, at the northern edge of the JFK Airport.
	www.queenstribune.com /guides/BookofLists2004/Pages/Transportation.htm (1254 words)

	New York City : Restaurants : Neighborhoods \| Frommers.com
		Sadly, the street has become a tourist trap with waiters trying to lure customers off the streets by waving menus at them.
		The Meat-Packing District, a formerly rough-and-tumble area west of Ninth Avenue around 14th Street that was once the domain of butchers and transvestites, now attracts models, celebrities, and assorted wannabees.
		Everyone knows about Junior's world-famous cheesecake, the epitome of New York cheesecake; but don't miss the opportunity to experience the authentic Brooklyn atmosphere here, complete with old-school waiters you'll not soon forget.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/newyorkcity/0021027810.html (3188 words)

	ESCAPE KEYS (washingtonpost.com)
		The commercial district (including 74th Street's famous sari shops and Roosevelt Avenue's Latino eateries) is a short walk from the Jackson Heights/Roosevelt Avenue stop on the E, F and R lines or the 74th Street/Broadway stop on the 7 train.
		On June 11 and 12, the Jackson Heights Beautification Group will sponsor tours of the historic district, including some usually off-limits interior gardens ($10 each day, $15 for both; 718-565-5344, www.jhbg.org).
		LODGING: Jackson Heights isn't a hotel center, but Manhattan options convenient to Queens-bound trains include the luxe Melrose Hotel (standard rooms start around $269, 140 E. 63rd St., 800-635-7673, www.melrosehotel.com) and the hip-yet-cheap Habitat Hotel (rooms from $75 for a single with a shared bath; 130 E. 57th St., 800-497-6028, www.habitatny.com).
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A58479-2005Mar22.html (441 words)

	82nd Street-Jackson Heights (New York Subway) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		82nd Street-Jackson Heights (New York Subway) in the news
		82nd Street-Jackson Heights is a stop on the New York Subway.
		It has a center exit from the platforms and no windscreen treatments at the ends of the platforms.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/8/82nd-Street-Jackson-Heights-(New-York-Subway).htm (168 words)

	New York Language Center - Our Locations
		New York Language Center-Upper West Side is located in the center of the Upper West Side, a very lively and friendly neighborhood close to Columbia University.
		Subway trains #'s 1, 2 and 3, as well as the M104 bus, stop near this branch.
		Each of the Queens branches can be reached easily by using the following subway trains: #7, E, F, G, N, and R. In addition, the Q32 bus and the Long Island Railroad both stop near the Jackson Heights branch.
	www.nylanguagecenter.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=522&Itemid=490 (227 words)

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		After the consolidation with the City Of Brooklyn in 1894 and Greater New York in 1898, the wealthy rushed to these golden shores to build extravagant homes and summer mansions.
		With the arrival of the Fourth Avenue subway line in 1915, many mansions were destroyed (except for Fontbone Hall Academy at 9901 Shore Road-now a private girl's school) and replaced by high-rise apartment buildings.
		Both Dillion and Estel worked hard to create it into a Lodging House so that young boys who lived on the streets would have a place to stay and be able to make money by selling papers, so hopefully they wouldn't end up like their own son.
	bay_ridge.tripod.com /id6_m.htm (1040 words)

	New York Apartment - 1 Bedroom Rental in Jackson Heights, Queens
		This one bedroom apartment is located in the Jackson Heights section of Queens.
		The appliances, countertop and cabinets are new (2005) and the basic pots, pans, utensils and dishes are provided.
		The bathroom is standard and includes a sink with vanity and medicine cabinet, a tub/shower and a w/c.
	www.nyhabitat.com /new-york-apartment/furnished/11830 (414 words)

	AOL City Guide: New York - Shopping Directory - Shopping Districts - Jackson Heights
		Location: Jackson Heights lies from Woodside Avenue to Astoria Boulevard, bounded by 97th Street to the east, and the Brooklyn Queens Expressway to the west.
		Jackson Heights Florist will create that special flower arrangement in any flag, shape, instrument or theme of your liking for that special someone.
		Superior Pharmacy and 82nd Street Beauty promise to revolutionize how you think about botanical hair and beauty care.
	cityguide.aol.com /newyork/shopping/districts.adp?district=1020797232,0 (523 words)

	#7 Rush Hour Disruptions for 6 weeks : QueensWest.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Response (Karleen Cooke) - 02/08/2005 02:10 PM This is in response to your recent e-mail to MTA New York City Transit regarding service changes in connection with daytime track rehabilitation work on the No. 7 line.
		Due to the volume and nature of ongoing maintenance, repair, upgrades and rehabilitation work in the subway, changes to regularly scheduled service are sometimes required.
		Although we generally schedule repair work and construction projects in the subway system during off-hours and weekends so that they will not pose a problem for the majority of area residents, the complexity of certain track rehabilitation work sometimes requires the scheduling of additional daytime construction.
	www.queenswest.com /neighborhood/discussion/00002413 (346 words)

	IRT Corona/Flushing Line
		The line, built by the City of New York, began April 21st, 1917 with IRT trains running between 42nd St / Times Square and Alburtis Avenue, and joint operation with the BMT began in 1923.
		Even though subway service started in 1917, the portion of the line under the East River was originally started by the East River Tunnel Railroad on February 25th, 1885.
		The original intent of the line was to connect the LIRR and the New York Central railroads.
	www.nycsubway.org /irt/flushing (2009 words)

	New York City - New York City News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Bowery Mission prepares Thanksgiving meals, 227 Bowery between Prince and Spring Streets, Noon to 1 p.m.
		Carmine's is for us, on nights when huge family-style plates of pasta heavy with sauce and meat seem the only way to take the chill out of winter.
		Away from the bar, the dining room's warm orange-tinted walls set a relaxing tone; the staff is helpful and friendly, and the chicken mole is authentic and satisfying.
	www.nynewsday.com /news/local/nyc-warmwinter0109,0,5329152.story?coll=nyc-homepage-headlines (796 words)

	Next Stop: Jackson Heights, Queens
		The historic garden community of Jackson Heights is one of New York's most flavorful, colorful and diverse neighborhoods-a true global village where hundreds of languages are spoken and where elegantly-dressed Indian women wearing saris walk side by side with Koreans, Colombians and Argentines.
		Influenced by the "Garden City" movement and the backlash against high density tenements that had plagued other parts of New York City, planners and lead architects for Jackson Heights strived to allow room for lawns and gardens, churches and esthetic features like towers and picturesque roofs in the community.
		As a result, today's Jackson Heights boasts wide and shady streets, a beautiful collection of English garden homes (complete with slate roofs and sizable yards) and spacious apartments with charming interior private gardens.
	www.nyc.gov /test/nextstopnyc/html/neighborhoods/jackson_heights_main.shtml (442 words)

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