Queens ADAs celebrate legacy of late-Judge Brown
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“I’ve been 47 years in this office. I won’t repeat what my first day was like, but I assure you, if you think things are unsettled now, they’re actually calm compared to 47 years ago,.”
Read MoreBrandeis Association remembers the Holocaust at moving memorial event
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“Our legacy from the past is vital. And now people forget. We must not let that happen under any circumstances.”
Read MoreThe vibrant Phagwah Parade infuses Richmond Hill with color
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A light rain fell on the 21 floats that drove along the route, but that didn’t stop parade-goers from livening up the atmosphere with gallons of bright powdered paint.
Read MoreRep. Meng Joins Congregation Ohr Natan to Mark Druzhba Anniversary
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During her speech, Meng denounced incidents of anti-Semitic graffiti found at nearby PS 139 in Rego Park and praised the NYPD’s response.
Read MoreQueens JCC Celebrates 50 Years, Honors Rep. Crowley and DA Brown
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Dozens of Queens leaders and local luminaries attended the event, which honored former U.S. Rep. Joseph Crowley, and Queens DA Richard A. Brown.
Read MoreFirst Openly Gay Judge Honored By Queens County Women’s Bar
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Borough President Melinda Katz served as the evening’s keynote speaker.
Read More25 Took First Step to Second Chance at LIFE Camp
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Roughly 25 Queens residents visited LIFE Camp in Jamaica to take the first step toward a second chance Monday night.
Read MoreState Court of Appeals Compels Reporter To Testify
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A recent decision by the state’s highest court could affect whether journalists can appeal court subpoenas in order to protect sources, information and interview notes.
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