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Athle&c Facility Directory Alley Pond Baseball -2 Varsity Grass Fields SoFball -3 Grass Fields Soccer • 2 Grass Field • 100yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) • 2 Grass Field • 100yds by 65yds Field Hockey Rugby • 2 Grass Field • 100yds by 65yds Tennis -20 Indoor and Outdoor Hard Courts Track Address: 79-20 Winchester Blvd, Queens Village, NY 11427 Entrance: On Winchester Blvd Comfort Staon: Yes Astoria Park Baseball SoFball Soccer Lacrosse Field Hockey Rugby Tennis -14 Hard Courts Track -8 Lanes Address: 19th St and Hoyt Ave, Astoria, NY 11105 Entrance: On Hoyt Ave Comfort Staon: Yes Aviator Sports Baseball SoFball Soccer • 4 ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Tennis Track Address: 3159 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11234 Entrance: On Flatbush Ave. Comfort Staon: Yes Beckwith Pointe Tennis Baseball Baseball SoFball SoFball Soccer •Soccer ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) Lacrosse • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Field Hockey Field Hockey Rugby Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Tennis Tennis -6 Har-Tru Courts Track Address: 700 Davenport Ave, New Rochelle, NY 10805 Entrance: On Davenport Ave Comfort Staon: Yes Bushwick Inlet Park Baseball SoFball Soccer • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Tennis Track Address: Kent Ave. bet. N 9 St. and N 10 St., Brooklyn, NY, 11211 Entrance: Kent Ave closest to 10th St. Comfort Staon: Yes Cary Leeds Center-Crotona Park Baseball SoFball Soccer Lacrosse Field Hockey Rugby Tennis -20 Hard Courts Track Address: 1720 Crotona Avenue, Bronx, New York 10457 Entrance: On Crotona Ave Comfort Staon: Yes Central Park- Great Lawn Baseball SoFball -8 Grass Fields Soccer Lacrosse Field Hockey Rugby Tennis Track Address: Mid-Park from 79th to 85th Street Entrance: On 85th and 5th Ave or 86th and Central Park West Comfort Staon: Yes Central Park- Heckscher Baseball SoFball -6 Grass Fields Soccer Lacrosse Field Hockey Rugby Tennis Track Address: 64 Center Drive, New York, NY 14615 Entrance: On 59th and 5th Ave or 59th and Central Park West Comfort Staon: Yes Central Park-North Meadow Baseball •7 Varsity Grass Fields (1,3,4,5,6,10,11) SoFball -5 Grass Fields (2,7,8,9,12) Soccer Lacrosse (No goals) Field Hockey Rugby Tennis Track Address: 97 St Mid Park, New York, NY 10024 Entrance: On 96th and 5th Ave or 97th and Central Park West Comfort Staon: Yes Chelsea Park Baseball • 2 Varsity ArVficial Turf SoFball Soccer • ArVficial Turf • 90yds by 30yds Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf • 90yds by 30yds Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 90yds by 30yds Tennis Track Address: W 27th St between 9th and 10th Ave, New York, NY 10001 Entrance: On 28th Street. Comfort Staon: Yes City View Racquet Club Baseball Baseball SoFball SoFball Soccer •Soccer ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) Lacrosse • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Field Hockey Field Hockey Rugby Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Tennis Tennis -7 Indoor Har Tru Courts Track Address: 43-34 32nd Pl, Long Island City, NY 11101 Entrance: On 43-34 32nd Pl Comfort Staon: Yes Coleman Square Playground Baseball SoFball -1 SoFball Field Soccer Lacrosse ( Field Hockey Rugby Tennis Track Address: Market St between Cherry St and Monroe St, NY, NY 10002 Entrance: Market St. Comfort Staon: Yes Columbia University- Baker Field Baseball (Satow Stadium) • 1 Varsity Grass Field SoFball -1 Grass Field Soccer (Rocco B. Commisso Field) • ArVficial Turf • 120yds by 75yds Lacrosse (Robert K. Kra Field) -120yds by 75yds Field Hockey (Rocco B. Commisso Field) Rugby Tennis (Dick Savi Tennis Center) -6 Hard Courts Track -8 Lanes Address: 533 W. 218th Street New York, NY 10034 Entrance: On 218th Street Comfort Staon: Yes Corlears Park Baseball SoFball Soccer • ArVficial Turf • 85yds by 40yds Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf • 85yds by 40yds Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 85yds by 40yds Tennis Track Address: 397 FDR Drive, New York, NY 10002 Entrance: On Jackson Street Comfort Staon: Yes Con Ed Fields Baseball • 2ArVficial Turf SoFball Soccer • 2 Small Sided ArVficial Turf Lacrosse Field Hockey Rugby Tennis Track Address: 276 Avenue C, New York, NY 10009 Entrance: On 16th Street Comfort Staon: Yes Crocheron Park Baseball Baseball SoFball SoFball Soccer •Soccer ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) Lacrosse • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Field Hockey Field Hockey Rugby Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Tennis Tennis -10 Hard Courts Track Address: 215th Place and 33rd Road, Queens, NY 11361 Entrance: 215th Place Comfort Staon: Yes Cunningham Park Baseball •7 Grass Fields (6, 18,19,20,21,22,23) SoFball -16 Grass Fields Soccer Lacrosse Field Hockey Rugby Tennis -25 Hard Courts Track Address: 196-00 Union Turnpike, Fresh Meadows, NY 11366 Entrance: On Union Turnpike Comfort Staon: Yes DeWiO Clinton Park Baseball • 1 Varsity ArVficial Turf SoFball Soccer • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Tennis Track Address: W. 52 St. To W. 54 St., 11 Ave. To 12 Ave Entrance: 52nd Street Comfort Staon: Yes East River Park Baseball • 3 Varsity ArVficial Turf Fields SoFball -3 Grass Fields Soccer • 2 ArVficial Turf Fields • 115yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) • 2 ArVficial Turf Fields • 115yds by 65yds Field Hockey Rugby • 2 ArVficial Turf Fields • 115yds by 65yds Tennis Track -8 Lanes Address: east River Promenade, New York, NY 10019 Entrance: On Cherry Street Comfort Staon: Yes East River Park-Brian Watkins Tennis Baseball Baseball SoFball SoFball Soccer •Soccer ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Field Hockey Field Hockey Rugby Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Tennis Tennis -12 Hard Courts Track Address: Delancey Street and FDR Drive, NY, NY 10019 Entrance: Delancey Street Comfort Staon: Yes Elmjack Lile League Baseball • 1 Varsity Grass Field. 3Middle School Fields. SoFball Soccer Lacrosse Field Hockey Rugby Tennis Track Address: 78-1 19th Rd, east elmhurst, NY 11370 Entrance: On 19th Road Comfort Staon: Yes Eugene McCabe Field Baseball SoFball Soccer • Small Sided ArVficial Turf Field Lacrosse (No goals) • Small Sided ArVficial Turf Field Field Hockey Rugby • Small Sided ArVficial Turf Field Tennis Track Address: e. 120 St. To e. 121 St., New York, NY 10035 Entrance: On 120th Street Comfort Staon: No Flushing Meadows-Corona Park Baseball -1 Varsity Grass Field SoFball -1 Grass Field Soccer • 8 Non-Regulaon Fields • 1 Regulaon Field Lacrosse Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Tennis - Home of USTA 36 Hard Courts Track Address: Flushing Meadow - Corona Park, Flushing, NY 11368 Entrance: On Meridian Road Comfort Staon: No Fort Washington Park Baseball Baseball • 1 Middle School Grass Field SoFball SoFball -1 Grass Field Soccer -1 Grass field • ArVficial Turf •-90yds by 40yds 100yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) Lacrosse • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Field Hockey Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Tennis -10 Hard Courts Tennis Track Address: Riverside Drive between 165th and 177th Street, New York, NY 10033 Entrance: On Riverside Drive Comfort Staon: Yes Frederick Douglass Playground Field 1 Baseball SoFball Soccer • ArVficial Turf • 75yds by 60yds Lacrosse Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 75yds by 60yds Tennis Track Address: W, 137 St. To W. 138 St., New York, NY 10031 Entrance: On Amsterdam Ave Comfort Staon: No Frederick Douglass Playground Field 2 Baseball SoFball Soccer • ArVficial Turf • 65yds by 55yds Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf • 65yds by 55yds Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 65yds by 55yds Tennis Track Address: 101 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10023 Entrance: On Amsterdam and 101st Street Comfort Staon: No Frederick Johnson Playground Baseball Baseball SoFball SoFball Soccer •Soccer ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) Lacrosse • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Field Hockey Field Hockey Rugby Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Tennis Tennis -8 Hard Courts Track Address: 7th ave between 150th and 151st Street, NY, NY 10039 Entrance: 7TH ave Comfort Staon: Yes Gantry Plaza State Park Baseball • ArVficial Turf SoFball -ArVficial Turf Soccer • ArVficial Turf Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Tennis Track Address: 4-09 47th Rd, Long Island City, NY 11101 Entrance: Plaza on 46th Road Comfort Staon: Yes Harlem River Park Baseball -Varsity ArVficial Turf Field SoFball -ArVficial Turf Field Soccer • ArVficial Turf • 120yds by 60yds Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf • 120yds by 60yds Football -ArVficial Turf 120yds by 60yds Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 120yds by 60yds Tennis Track Address: e. 128 St., 2 Ave., 3 Ave., Harlem River Drive, New York, NY, 10035 Entrance: On 128th Street Comfort Staon: No Harris Field Baseball • 2 Varsity Grass Fields SoFball -2 Grass Fields. 2 ArVficial Turf Soccer • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Lacrosse (No goals) • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Field Hockey Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 60yds Tennis Track Address: Goulden Avenue, Bronx, NY 10468 Entrance: On W 205th Street Comfort Staon: Yes Hudson River Park Tennis Baseball Baseball SoFball SoFball Soccer •Soccer ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) Lacrosse • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Field Hockey Field Hockey Rugby Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Tennis Tennis -3 Hard Courts Track Address: Hudson River Greenway, New York, NY 10014 (Near World Trade Center) Entrance: On W. Houston Street Comfort Staon: Yes Inwood Hill Park Tennis Baseball Baseball SoFball SoFball Soccer •Soccer ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Lacrosse (No goals) Lacrosse • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Field Hockey Field Hockey Rugby Rugby • ArVficial Turf • 100yds by 65yds Tennis Tennis -9 Hard Courts Track Address: 207th St. and Seaman Ave, New York, NY 10034 Entrance: On Seaman Ave.
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    • JAMAICA TIMES • ASTORIA TIMES • FOREST HILLS LEDGER • LAURELTON TIMES LARGEST AUDITED • QUEENS VILLAGE TIMES COMMUNITY • RIDGEWOOD LEDGER NEWSPAPER • HOWARD BEACH TIMES IN QUEENS • RICHMOND HILL TIMES May 15–21, 2015 Your Neighborhood — Your News® FREE ALSO COVERING ELMHURST, JACKSON HEIGHTS, LONG ISLAND CITY, MASPETH, MIDDLE VILLAGE, REGO PARK, SUNNYSIDE Steinway site Two women deny terrorism endangered Jamaica jihadists plead not guilty to plotting terror attack in U.S. by buildings BY SADEF ALI KULLY BY BILL PARRY GIVING IT HER BEST SHOT Two women from Jamaica who were accused of plotting Passions are running high a terror attack in the United among Astoria preservation- States pleaded not guilty to ists since the city Department conspiracy to use a weapon of Buildings made public the of mass destruction and addi- owners’ plans for construc- tonal counts related to their tion at the Steinway Mansion. alleged terror plot after a While the historic 27-room grand jury indictment May 8 home, built by the legendary in Brooklyn federal court. piano-making Steinway fam- After evidence was pre- ily in 1858, is landmarked and sented to a grand jury, Asia cannot be touched, the acre of Siddiqui, 31, and Noelle Velent- land it sits on is not. zas, 28, were also charged with Philip Loria, an attorney teaching and distributing in- at the Astoria-based law firm formation pertaining to the Loria and Associates, and his making and use of an explo- partner, who purchased the sive, destructive device and Steinway Mansion for $2.65 weapon of mass destruction. million last year, plan to exca- Siddiqui was also charged vate the sloping hill that domi- with making material false nates the property to within statements in a federal grand feet of the home and level the jury indictment, according to land for development.