Little Neck Week In Review

The times they are-a changing, folks — locally, nationally and across the globe. 

With protests flaring up across the Middle East, northeast Queens got its own version of a popular uprising at  in Holliswood on high water bills and accusations of faulty meters by homeowners.

It seems that after more than three years of recession, a  on some properties and a , there are some out there seemingly close to hanging out a window and proclaiming, "I'm mad as hell..."

Considering the heady times we live in, that makes us here at Little Neck Patch all the more committed to bringing you all the stories of interest, including the good, bad and the sometimes-ugly, like these:

Monday

For Valentine's Day, we ran  of 'romantic' movies set in Queens.

Tuesday

In last week's Remembered Places, we took a look at the section of our neighborhood .

Wednesday

The rhetoric pro and agin' retail giant Walmart's entry into New York City intensified last week — particularly  at the Conservative Political Action Committee conference.

Thursday

Included in our  of news happening in Brooklyn and Queens was a report of  by Community Church of Little Neck parishioners on a land deal that kept the neighborhood institution open.

Friday

Our story looks at the League of Conservation Voters’ recent legislative scorecard, which provided a bit of surprise in regards to .

Saturday

Little Neck Eats pulls up a chair at .