Queens’ arts community adjusts to new normal during pandemic
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Ellen Kodadek is executive and artistic director of Flushing Town Hall.
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Queens small businesses struggle to survive six months after shutdown
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Tom Grech is the president and CEO of the Queens Chamber of Commerce.
Read MoreNewly cohesive Queens GOP heads into November election
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“Fractures in Queens have been minimized. There’s only a small group of malcontents.”
Read MoreNew PS1 exhibition explores art, incarceration and humanity
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A new MoMA PS1 exhibit explores mass incarceration in the United States through the work of more than three dozen artists who know the issue firsthand.
Read MoreNYC nearly doubled senior meal delivery during Queens’ COVID crisis
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“The challenge is greater than in recent memory in terms of serving our elders and making sure they are not left behind or abandoned.”
Read MoreNew Rockaway Beach community fridge has support of neighbors
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“Take what you need, leave what you don’t.”
Read MoreFormer ‘Never Trump’ Queens Republican is backing the president this November
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“If the election was held today I’d be voting for Donald Trump.”
Read MoreOpinion: Special Flushing Waterfront District rezoning appeal is grounded in misinformation
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Tarry Hum is a professor and chair of the Urban Studies Department at Queens College, City University of New York.
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The gym closed, but the Cross Island Y never stopped serving Queens
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“Cross Island continued services throughout the pandemic.”
Read MorePost office internet issues send Queens customers on quest for stamps
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“And we are meant to trust these people with mail in ballots? Please!.”
Read MoreCity teams up with local artists to drive voter turnout this November
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"Having real New Yorkers submit their original artwork to appear through LinkNYC helps connect voters with the information they need to safely cast their ballots this fall.”
Read MoreVolunteers pick trash from Flushing Bay Promenade on City of Water Day
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More than 60 local residents joined Community Board 3 Saturday to clean up the Flushing Bay Promenade and keep trash from entering the polluted waterway.
Read MoreQueens Supreme Court secretary tests positive for COVID-19
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She’s the first COVID-positive staffer known to report to the building since March.
Read MoreRikers guards ditch masks on duty despite COVID impact
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“Two officers were going from bus to bus ensuring that the ‘masks required ’signs were posted, but they themselves were not wearing masks.”
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