Jamaica residents concerned about migrants
Members of a Southeast Queens community were left conflicted during a rally Saturday at 11 a.m., as once again they felt they were carrying...
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Anthony Rivers eyes District 27 seat
Anthony Rivers, a former U.S. Marine and retired police officer, is running against City Councilman I. Daneek Miller (D-St. Albans) for the...
Queens Native Wants to ‘Nourish’ Neighbors’ Soul
This neighborhood spot is offering the people of Queens healthy and tasty options.
De Blasio touts expansion of ‘3-K For All’ preschool program during visit to Ozone Park school
Public schools across southwestern Queens will have '3-K For All' preschool programs starting next year, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on...
Success Academy is Approved For Middle School Seats Amid Opposition
After a seven-hour online meeting, the City's Panel for Education Policy approved two temporary co-locations for Success Academy's new...
58 affordable units up for grabs in historic Queens neighborhood of St. Albans, from $558/month
A lottery launched this week for 58 mixed-income apartments in a newly constructed building in St. Albans, a suburban enclave in western...
Queens students showcase public speaking skills at inaugural debate championship in Kew Gardens
A group of Queens-based students demonstrated their debate skills during a prestigious competition held at Queens Criminal Court in Kew...
Rezoning of The Reform Temple of Forest Hills synagogue leads discussion at Queens public land use hearing
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards held a public land use hearing on Thursday, Oct. 27, regarding The Reform Temple of Forest Hills...
Two Sex Offenders Arrested; More At Large In So. Queens
Although police announced on Wednesday that they had charged two more men with exposing themselves to children in South Queens recently,...
To Your Good Health
Esther Hinds musical montage can be seen at the LaGuardia Performing Arts Center, Long Island City on April 26. For more information call...