Community gardens could play key role in NYC’s outdoor learning plan — if the city lets them
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“Why don’t we partner with them and say we’ll make space available to you.”
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Queens lawmakers press mayor to cancel tax lien sale during COVID pandemic
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“In the midst of a pandemic that has caused skyrocketing unemployment, the sale must be canceled.”
Read MoreSt. John’s senior strives for seat in City Council
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“Most people don’t think young people can lead, but we have been leading the social movement.”
Read More25,000-member NYC Bar urges city to guarantee WiFi in homeless shelters
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“Allowing the lack of access to remain unaddressed is unacceptable.”
Read MoreLIRR now cross-honors Metrocards to last stops in Queens during subway shutdown
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Overnight commuters previously had to pay extra after Jamaica and Flushing.
Read MoreQueens Village GOP still plans Steve Bannon meet-up, despite arrest
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“Why is Steve Bannon being attacked?”
Read MoreRidgewood justice organization provides food and info for the community
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Woodbine also provides newsletters, community guides and workshops.
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York College's remote NASA program helps local kids reach for the stars
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“The most rewarding experience is having students leave the program feeling inspired.”
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: Providing behavioral health services across New York
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Sherry Tucker is the CEO of WellLife Network
Read MoreOcasio-Cortez, Meeks slam Trump cuts to U.S. Postal Service
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“I just hope everything gets back to normal and they give us the time we need to do the job.”
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: Fostering high-quality music education for every child in NYC
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Penny Swift is the executive director of Education Through Music,
Read MoreTrailblazing former Queens Borough President Claire Shulman has died
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Shulman, the first woman elected Queens borough president, led Queens for 16 years.
Read MoreNYC adds three Queens plazas, one new street to Open Dining program
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“New Yorkers have sacrificed so much during this crisis and they deserve the opportunity to safely enjoy their neighborhoods and communities.”
Read MoreOPINION: In-person court proceedings are dangerous to all involved, especially people of color
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“Social distancing will not protect our clients from an airborne virus in New York’s aging courthouses.”
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