Art T wrote:
LI and Queens? fellow Jets fans here?!?!
Hello Art - I'm a Jets fan, but for some reason, Mike has been a Cowboys fan since he was a little kid.

Art T wrote:
LI and Queens? fellow Jets fans here?!?!
Michele Janosek wrote:Are you a fellow NY'er?
Robin Garr wrote:Michele Janosek wrote:Are you a fellow NY'er?
What part of Queens, Michele? Mary and I lived in Astoria when I was working in NYC from 1990-94. Loved that neighborhood, and learned more about Greek food and wine than I ever thought I'd know!
Michele Janosek wrote: they still speak Italian in my favorite deli.
Michele Janosek wrote:Art T wrote:
LI and Queens? fellow Jets fans here?!?!
Hello Art - I'm a Jets fan, but for some reason, Mike has been a Cowboys fan since he was a little kid.My dad and brother are in Pittsburgh for the game tonight. Go Gang Green!!! Are you a fellow NY'er?
Laura SS wrote:According to a friendly CC associate, TJ's wanted the old Wild Oats slot, but Whole Foods wouldn't permit competition to take their space (since they'd gone to the trouble to shut down Wild Oats).
Art T wrote:Born in Jamaica, Queens, moved to NJ when i was a kid. Relatives all live in NY, even Howard Beach. My aunt used to rent part of her duplex to John Gottis brother. But then again didn't everyone know a gotti in he 80s and 90s?
Robin Garr wrote:Remember that Astoria was an Italian neighborhood before it was a Greek neighborhood, and it still has its fair share of Italian eateries and delis. A really nice one, Rosario's, was right at the foot of the N Train steps at our station, Ditmars Boulevard. I often picked up dinner there on the way home from work, and they would gladly talk Italian if you wanted them to.
Michele Janosek wrote:Laura SS wrote:According to a friendly CC associate, TJ's wanted the old Wild Oats slot, but Whole Foods wouldn't permit competition to take their space (since they'd gone to the trouble to shut down Wild Oats).
Wild Oats was acquired by Whole Foods several years ago, that is why they closed that location. It wouldn't have made sense to have two stores in the same strip mall area.
340 Trader Joe's in some 28 states but despite the expansion, the store has maintained its “I’m-your-neighborhood-grocer” quirkiness.
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