With
2.2 million people living in Queens, hundreds
of schools, a string of public transportation
choices, dozens of elected officials and a great
variety of world-class museums and destinations,
this borough needs a comprehensive guide to how
to get around, who to call when you need help
and where to go when you’re looking for
fun.
With
that in mind, the Tribune presents the 2005 Official
Guide to Queens - The Queens Blue Book.
Inside
this official guide you will find everything you
need to know about how to live in Queens. With
names, phone numbers and addresses of every elected
official, post office, police precinct, bus line,
library, school and more, this guide is meant
to be a reference tool that you can go back to
every time there is something you need to know
about living in Queens.
So
look through, learn a bit about the borough we
all call home, and put this special edition in
a safe place, where you’re able to get to
it at a moment’s notice. You’ll be
surprised by how often you reach for it.
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This
Guide to Queens
2005 is an easy reference site
and is essential for anyone raising a
family, growing up, growing older, making
a living or building a business. To find
the info you need, click below and open
the doorway into the world of Queens.
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