Letter to the editor: thank you Sen. Addabbo and Assemblymember Pheffer Amato
/Ever since the QCC’s first Queens Day in Albany, eliminating the toll has been one of our legislative priorities.
Read MoreEver since the QCC’s first Queens Day in Albany, eliminating the toll has been one of our legislative priorities.
Read MoreQueens College Ph.D. student Mason Youngblood’s work traces the cultural evolution of birdsong, which requires samplings of birds throughout the borough.
Read MoreThe Queens bus network has remained unchanged for decades, despite the evolution of neighborhoods like Flushing and Jamaica, which depend on bus service.
Read MoreJamill Jones, an assistant coach at Wake Forest, stepped down April 12, eight months after prosecutors say he slugged a Florida man.
Read MoreNYCHA expects to begin testing in Queens developments by the end of this year, a spokesperson said.
Read More“Illegal guns in our communities put everyone at risk.”
Read More“Queens Place is a prime location and the facility will continue to serve the neighborhood.”
Read More“Housing is a human right and we have the power to legislate that.”
Read MoreNassau Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder said the three passengers on board, all from Flushing, were associated with a flight school in Farmingdale.
Read MoreWashington D.C. and Newark may get the attention, but fewer blooms are more iconic than the blossoms bursting pink and white throughout Queens.
Read More“As a formerly incarcerated woman who now works to reduce the number of people in jail, I believe that we must close Rikers.”
Read MoreHolden, the former Juniper Park Civic Association president, said he first met Brown in 1991 and developed a strong relationship with the county’s top prosecutor.
Read MoreThe forum will also feature a presentation from NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force Deputy Inspector Mark Molinari.
Read MoreAbout two-thirds of AAFE’s community members are Spanish-speaking individuals, the organization said.
Read MoreNYC Transit intends to produce a draft redesign plan in November 2019 and a final plan in April 2020.
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