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De Blasio to hold town hall meeting in Astoria July 19

De Blasio at a town hall in Long Island City in April

July 11, 2017 By Jason Cohen

Mayor Bill de Blasio will continue his ongoing series of town halls across the city next week in Queens.

On Wednesday July 19, he will hold a town hall at P.S. 70, located at 30-44-43rd St., Astoria.

Doors open at 6 p.m., with the meeting beginning at 7 p.m. Doors close at 7:30 p.m.

To RSVP, email townhallrsvp@cityhall.nyc.gov or call 212-748-0281.

The event is being co-hosted by Council Member Costa Constantinides, Borough President Melinda Katz, State Senator Michael Gianaris, Assemblywoman Aravella Simotas and District Council 22.

The mayor has conducted several town halls in Queens this year. He held one in Rego Park last month, with one in Long Island City in April and another in Corona in March.

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Brian

I like how they add the R and N train directions. I wonder if they’ll be running that day

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Anonymous

he does not answers many questions because he does not know the answers to any of them

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Charmita

All the trolls on here are ridiculous and inconsiderate. Get over yourselves..Mayor Bill de Blasio has my vote. Pedestrian deaths are at a record low, New York has universal pre-K, Neighborhood parks are being revamped, There are 23 new homeless shelters in the city, More public housing units are available to homeless families, Carrying a small amount of weed will probably result in a ticket, not an arrest, New York police officers are being retrained and starting to use body cameras, NYPD conducts fewer stop-and-frisks, etc. He has done a lot for everyday Astorians and this mayor and his family appeals to many people. Thank you Mayor!

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Charmita Sucks

To Refute Charmita:
Bill does not have my vote
New York has universal pre-K – That was Cuomo
Neighborhood parks are being revamped – Construction company was a big donor to the Mayor – will come out soon
23 new homeless shelters in the city – his fault there is so much homeless- Rudy and Bloomy had it under control
weed will probably result in a ticket – Promotes a gateway drug
use body cameras – happened before Mayor Bill of Germany
NYPD conducts fewer stop-and-frisks = Bronx is warzone because of this!
his family appeals to many people – what does that have to with Astoria?
NICOLE for mayor.

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rob

No other candidate for this Mayoral election is even close to Bill de Blasio’s popularity with millennials, minorities, families with young children, NYC citizens born on other countries, woman, etc. He has a very diverse following which will help him in the election compared to all the other candidates that no one cares about.

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juan

Long odds for de Blasio’s challengers! Only borough in NYC where he might not get the majority vote is Staten Island. Generally speaking, many New Yorker’s view him and most of his work favorable.

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Anonymous

this will be a joke for sure they will all be bad mouthing our President and that is a fact – so beware –

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Anonymous

Imagine that- they tried doing that to Snowden and Assange for years and look what happened.

Not like bad mouthing diBlasio and Constantinides will make any difference. They act like the MTA nowadays-complain all you want to them, but they’ll turn the other cheek.

Facts, good sir.

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