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October 17, 2019

City officials and immigrant advocates stress the importance of the immigrant vote

October 17, 2019/ Guest User
City officials and immigrant advocates stress the importance of the immigrant vote

The opportunity to vote days ahead of the election could prove especially important for immigrants in Queens and citywide, advocates say. 

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October 17, 2019/ Guest User/
Central Queens, Communities, eastern queens, Education, news, Law, northern queens, politics, Southern Queens, Western Queens
immigrants, Make the Road New York, DemocracyNYC, Civic Engagement Commission, Jackson Heights, Board of Elections, Theo Oshiro, Rini Fonseca-Sabune, Election Day, voting, Queens District Attorney
October 17, 2019

The new jail is coming. What does that mean for people in Queens Criminal Court?

October 17, 2019/ David Brand
The new jail is coming. What does that mean for people in Queens Criminal Court?

An hour before the City Council began to vote in favor of an unprecedented plan to build four new jails, it was business as usual at the courthouse. 

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October 17, 2019/ David Brand/
Crime, Central Queens, Communities, Features, Law, news, politics, Voices
Queens Criminal Court, community jails, borough-based jails, Karen Koslowitz, Rikers Island, Queens Boulevard, Queens House of Detention, court officers, Kew Gardens, Briarwood
October 17, 2019

Sanitation commissioner says new plan could sweep trash problem out of SE Queens

October 17, 2019/ Guest User
Sanitation commissioner says new plan could sweep trash problem out of SE Queens

Many private trucks dump their stinky cargo at transfer stations in Southeast Queens, the South Bronx and Northern Brooklyn.

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October 17, 2019/ Guest User/
Communities, eastern queens, news, politics, Southern Queens
Department of Sanitation, Kathryn Garcia, DSNY, Ridgewood, Antonio Reynoso, City Council, Transform Don’t Trash NYC, garbage
October 17, 2019

AOC to endorse Bernie Sanders at Queensbridge rally

October 17, 2019/ Guest User
AOC to endorse Bernie Sanders at Queensbridge rally

The rally begins at 1 p.m. inside Queensbridge Park.

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October 17, 2019/ Guest User/
Central Queens, Communities, eastern queens, news, northern queens, politics, Western Queens
Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, AOC, Queensbridge Park, Queensbridge
October 16, 2019

Tenants’ rights coalition announces 2020 legislative priorities

October 16, 2019/ David Brand
Tenants’ rights coalition announces 2020 legislative priorities

The coalition also calls on the state to increase funding for public housing, including a $2 billion annual fund for NYCHA, which is in a state of severe disrepair. 

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October 16, 2019/ David Brand/
Communities, Central Queens, eastern queens, Law, news, northern queens, politics, Southern Queens, Western Queens, Voices
housing, tenants' rights, Housing Justice For All, Winsome Pendergrass, New York Communities for Change, Andrew Hevesi, NYCHA, Good Cause Eviction, The Legal Aid Society, Community Voices Heard, Rose Fernandez, public housing, Ellen Davidson, HSS
October 16, 2019

City reduces 2026 detainee population estimate ahead of Council’s jail vote

October 16, 2019/ David Brand
City reduces 2026 detainee population estimate ahead of Council’s jail vote

The new estimate reflects the expected impacts bail reform and other state criminal justice reform measures on the number of pretrial detainees in the city’s jails.

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October 16, 2019/ David Brand/
Communities, Central Queens, news, politics
City Council, borough-based jails, community jails, Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, Jails to Job, Rikers Island, Donovan Richards, ULURP, jail population
October 16, 2019

Queens Botanical Garden hosts annual Harvest Fest

October 16, 2019/ Ayse Kelce
Queens Botanical Garden hosts annual Harvest Fest

A pumpkin patch, mini maze, face painting and more helped welcome in the fall season.

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October 16, 2019/ Ayse Kelce/
Communities, eastern queens, Education, Features, news
Queens Botanica\l, Harvest Fest, The Compost Project, kids, Department of Sanitation, School of Rock Queens
October 16, 2019

Prayers answered: Cuomo throws support behind Cabrini statue

October 16, 2019/ Guest User
Prayers answered: Cuomo throws support behind Cabrini statue

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Monday that he would establish a state-led commission to build a Cabrini statue.

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October 16, 2019/ Guest User/
Communities, Central Queens, eastern queens, Education, Features, news, northern queens, politics, Southern Queens, Western Queens, Voices
Andrew Cuomo, Francesca Xavier Cabrini, Italian immigrants, Bill de Blasio, Catholic community, Chirlane McCray, She Built NYC, Jane Jacobs, Shirley Chisholm, Joseph Addabbo, Elizabeth Jennings Graham, Helen Rodriguez Trías, Marsha Johnson, Sylvia Rivera, Katherine Walker, Queens Borough Hall, Kew Gardens, women, women's history
October 15, 2019

Bronx councilmember joins growing field of AOC challengers

October 15, 2019/ Guest User
Bronx councilmember joins growing field of AOC challengers

Fernando Cabrera joins a host of hopefuls looking to unseat AOC.

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October 15, 2019/ Guest User/
Communities, Law, news, politics, Western Queens
Fernando Cabrera, AOC, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Green New Deal, Joe Crowley, gay marriage, lgbtq rights
October 15, 2019

Districting quirk means Queens has key role in final Close Rikers plan

October 15, 2019/ David Brand
Districting quirk means Queens has key role in final Close Rikers plan

A quirk of community districting gives Queens outsized influence on the final closure of the nine isolated and outdated jails on Rikers.

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October 15, 2019/ David Brand/
Communities, Central Queens, Law, news, politics
land use, ULURP, borough-based jails, community jails, Rikers Island, City Council, Community District 1, Community Board 1, Astoria, Kew Gardens, Donovan Richards, mass incarceration, Jimmy Van Bramer, Costa Costantinides, Paul Vallone, Alicia Hyndman, Elizabeth Crowley, Queens Criminal Courthouse, Florence Koulouris, Department of City Planning, Bill de Blasio, Ruben Diaz Jr., NYPD
October 15, 2019

City shrinks size of four proposed jails, including Kew Gardens detention tower

October 15, 2019/ David Brand
City shrinks size of four proposed jails, including Kew Gardens detention tower

The proposed jail sizes across the city decreased by an average of 90 feet based on several factors — including a revised jail population estimate.

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October 15, 2019/ David Brand/
eastern queens, Communities, Law, news, politics
Kew Gardens, borough-based jails, community jails, Bill de Blasio, Corey Johnson, Karen Koslowitz, Margaret Chin, Stephen Levin, Donovan Richards, Rikers Island, No New Jails
October 11, 2019

Trump's ‘public charge’ rule blocked by federal judge

October 11, 2019/ Guest User
Trump's ‘public charge’ rule blocked by federal judge

The law was slated to go into effect Oct. 15.

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October 11, 2019/ Guest User/
Communities, Central Queens, eastern queens, Law, news, northern queens, politics, Southern Queens, Western Queens
Letitia James, Donald Trump, public charge rule, public charge, immigration, The Legal Aid Society, Bill de Blasio
October 10, 2019

Grab your bike, strap on your helmet and cycle Sunnyside this weekend

October 10, 2019/ Guest User
Grab your bike, strap on your helmet and cycle Sunnyside this weekend

“They’re built, so let’s use them.”

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October 10, 2019/ Guest User/
Communities, news, Health, Western Queens
Sunnyside, Long Island City, LIC, Woodside, bicycling, Michael Gianaris, Brian Barnwell, Jimmy Van Bramer, Sunnyside Family Fun Bike Ride, kids
October 10, 2019

City map change would forever ban Rikers jails

October 10, 2019/ David Brand and Meaghan McGoldrick
City map change would forever ban Rikers jails

The proposal comes amid growing pressure from progressive opponents of the plan, which would create a new 1,150-bed jail in every borough but Staten Island.

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October 10, 2019/ David Brand and Meaghan McGoldrick/
Central Queens, Communities, eastern queens, news, Law, politics, northern queens, Southern Queens, Western Queens
jails, borough-based jails, community jails, Rikers Island, Bill de Blasio, City Council, Corey Johnson, No New Jails, Close Rikers, Melinda Katz, Uniform Land Use Review Procedure, ULURP, NYPD, Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice, Adrienne Adams, Donovan Richards, Rory Lancman, land use
October 10, 2019

QNS transit line proponents host ‘ales and rails’ at Glendale brewery

October 10, 2019/ Guest User
QNS transit line proponents host ‘ales and rails’ at Glendale brewery

The proposed 8.5 miles of track stretching from Eastern to Western Queens could benefit 6.6 million riders annually.

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October 10, 2019/ Guest User/
Communities, Central Queens, Business, eastern queens, news, Southern Queens, Transit, Western Queens
Elizabeth Crowley, QNS, transit, Richmond Hill, Glendale, Ridgewood, Maspeth, Long Island City, Jamaica, subway
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