The Executive Board is awaiting final arrangements with our guest speaker before sending out invitations to FMTA members. Emails contaiing the Zoom meeting link are expected to be sent out sometime on Monday, Nov. 22nd.
Continue reading →Recently, traffic lights were activated at the Edgar Holmes, Jr. Oval, the intersection of 64th Avenue and 188th Street. The FMTA solicits feedback about these traffic lights from members of the Fresh Meadows community. If you have an opinion or … Continue reading →
FMTA members should look in their email Inboxes this week for the latest FMTA newsletter. This newsletter contains a short survey that your volunteer Executive Board would appreciate members answering and returning by Labor Day.
Continue reading →The NYC Department of Transportation has scheduled street paving for 64th Avenue, between Utopia Parkway and 188th Street, for Wednesday 7/14 and Thursday 7/15. Expect delays or partial road closures. Inclement weather during these days will postpone paving. This repaving … Continue reading →
Tenants in the 20-story building trapped in the elevator on the top floor. (Thanks to a rescue by the FDNY, those tenants are safe, for the moment.) Door sensors on Elevator Number 2 at the 188-04, 13-story building failing and … Continue reading →
As you may have heard in the past few days, in our local city council district 23 primary, Linda Lee has emerged as the winner of the Democratic primary and will face James Reilly, winner of the Republican primary. However, … Continue reading →
NYC primary early voting begins tomorrow Saturday, June 12, 2021, and continues until Sunday, June 20, 2021. Go to https://findmypollsite.vote.nyc/ to confirm your early voting site, which will be Queens College for most tenants. You can still request an absentee … Continue reading →
The email addresses tenants by name but comes with a picture that shows a QFM management logo but has a filename that misspells Fresh Meadows. The email offers free, same-day grocery delivery “with NO delivery fees and NO minimum order … Continue reading →
The FMTA volunteers that are responsible for email and website communications and for running online virtual conferences are few in numbers. Having a few more active volunteers could help avoid unexpected cancellations, such as the virtual discussion that was intended … Continue reading →
The virtual discussion about laundry room issues that was tentatively scheduled for Sunday night, February 28th, at 7 p.m., has been postponed due to weather, COVID-19, and personal business reasons that affected the volunteers that run the virtual discussions. This … Continue reading →