r/woodside

As the title says, we found a small white female dog about 15lbs, she was wandering the streets on 62nd and Woodside Ave.

Has anyone lost a dog?

Boneless chicken breast is $1.99 a pound at the Associated at 59-15 Roosevelt Ave, through Thursday, no card, no minimum. The only other Queens address at $1.99 this week is the Met Food on Eliot Ave in Middle Village. After those two, Queens starts at $2.49.

Five more under a dollar a pound:

green cabbage $0.59

Vidalia onions $0.99

Idaho potatoes $0.99

eggplant or green and yellow squash $0.99

cut watermelon quarters $0.99

Three prices need a family pack:

whole chicken legs $1.29 a pound

shoulder steaks $7.99 a pound

48 ounce Nature's Pride ground turkey $12.99

I also found Springer Mountain whole chickens at $1.99 a pound, so a $1.99 sign at that case is not always the breast. Their bone-in split breast is $2.99 a pound, a dollar more than the boneless.

Whole pork shoulder $1.49 a pound, shank half $1.59, butt half $1.69.

I pulled 402 items out of the 8/14 to 8/20 ad with a tool I built. What is printed and what rings up can differ, so look at the shelf tag.

Anyone hearing the blasting music right now near 61st?

Hey guys!

We're hosting an Avatar: The Last Airbender Trivia Night at Pig Beach this Thursday, August 20th at 7 pm!

The game will cover all 3 seasons of the original Nickelodeon series.

There'll be big prizes and Avatar-themed cocktails!

You can play on a team or on your own, or if you’d like, we can even team you up with new players. It’s a great way to meet new people.

Please RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/trivia-night-at-pig-beach-4803666

Just reaching out to know if anyone has had any experience with doing a baby shower in the area? I’ve reached out and visited a few locations near Broadway and Ditmars. We’re hoping to take care of the food for our guests and do a cash bar. We’re expecting somewhere in the neighborhood of 45 people. Some of the locations that have party rooms are a little bit too small for that amount of people.

So far I’ve visited Oliver’s, las margaritas, cronen and phelans, hay chihuahua, albas pizza, victory garden cafe. I’ve had a few that I’ve liked from that bunch. We’ve attended one at the Bonnie but that’s a little steep. I’m not against trying wood side or sunnyside as well.

I’m also just wondering if just setting up tables n chairs in Central Park or Astoria park is our best option…just seems like with some places they charge an exhorbitant room/rental fee for services we’re not really looking for…we’re bringing 45 people for a brunch so I’m sure some restaurant/staff would appreciate the extra sales.

If anyone has any experiences with hosting large groups for venues in the area I’d be grateful to hear some kind of advice…

I’m a local 17 yr old high school junior looking for part time work for when the school year starts. I’ve already applied to the big name chain places but no one seems to be interested. Are there any local businesses in the area that are in need of extra staff? I have prior experience working at a food market vendor handling the register, working with food, and dealing with customers. If you know a place that hires high schoolers in the area, even just a name, I'd appreciate it.

I live alone in Woodside and my electric bill is $449 this month. Supply of $183, delivery of $265. conedison, building is maybe 60-70'ish years old.

Delivery 1020.00 kWh @ 20.701¢/kWh

I've got refrigerator, a 40w lightbulb, a television, a computer, and a stand up a/c. I barely use the rest of my apartment.

I'm trying to understand wtf is going on or if that is just where rates are now.

Would any Sunnysiders or Woodsiders be interested in going dancing Saturday night or roller skating Sunday afternoon? I drive btw. I wanna meet new people/neighbors and do something fun! DM me if interested

2 tickets - Aug 11 - aisle F - orchestra 6 section - radio city music hall. Tickets are currently going 230$ each; selling for 150$ obo.