Where are they going? If you live on Ocean Avenue you may have seen extremely long lines of Lubavitcher Hassidic Jews walking south, often with a police escort. We have always wondered where they are going. The answer? To visit synagogues throughout the borough. Hear for yourself (mp3).

	PLG Shows Up! 50+ Attend Ice Rink Meeting Highlights: - Underground parking is NOT being considered - An architect will be selected in September - Construction is at least 3 years off - $22.5 million has already been raised - Total price could exceed $35 million - The vision is for 2 rinks and a "Lakeside Center" - Total ice size of 2 rinks similar to current rink total - There will be no bleachers or places for spectators Tupper Thomas MP3 audio highlights: The context The vision The building and community involvement Q&A part one - the nitty gritty  PLG expresses its love of the Universoul Circus
	News 12's Kate Pezzimenti Visits PLG Smile Phat Albert, You're on TV! Brooklyn News 12 came to our neighborhood this morning to cover this web site's call for immediate repairs to the Parkside Avenue Q stop and for Phat Albert's owner to fix up his store's exterior. Local leaders like Councilwoman Yvette D. Clarke, Amy Hamilton of PLGNA and Mark Dicus of PLUS were interviewed about the fight for youth empowerment, tenant rights and better services. News 12 may also be here to cover the meeting on 4/20 described below. All in all a great day for PLG.