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Gary Zammett Sr. was an explorer. After bicycling from Brookdale Hospital, where he worked for nearly four decades, he would jump onto another bike and…
When South Queens residents see a better Woodhaven Boulevard in the near future, or a new fence around JHS 210 in Ozone Park, they’ll be…
The Forum Newsgroup’s coverage of the one-year anniversary Hurricane Sandy landed it a first place award from the New York Press Association last weekend. The…
Angry workers added another 10 miles to their journey towards better wages and compensation packages as they trekked between the borough’s busy airports. The Friday…
The borough is banding together to arrange a blood drive to help one of its own. Pastor “Pat” Toro Jr., former president of the Vietnam…
The mood shifted from rage to rejoicing exactly one week after a crowd stomped on the steps of City Hall and demanded the United Parcel…
Long-serving, and now former, members of Queens’ Community Board 5 were let go this week – and some argued it was in the name of…
This graffiti enthusiast messed with the wrong group. City Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley (D-Middle Village) saw her district office vandalized back in January with graffiti scrawled…
Embattled Queens Library CEO Thomas Galante will not temporarily step down from his post, library board members decided in a vote last week. Members of…
Mayor Bill de Blasio picked a school in Ridgewood to push his universal pre-kindergarten program, for which parents have until the end of April to…
Queens Borough President Melinda Katz appointed a Forest Hills parent to her hometown education council. Ann Kittredge, a parent of public school children who attend…
Just weeks before his name is added to a list of canonized saints, Pope John Paul II’s legacy was made permanent in Maspeth’s pavement. Community…
City and state officials fired back against the United Parcel Service’s firing of 20 Queens drivers this week by threatening to cut a public contract…
A new art district designation has western Queens keeping its cool. Community leaders and elected officials hailed the designation of the Kaufman Arts District in…
The Council of Senior Centers and Services of NYC is looking for volunteers to help seniors pay their bills. The council’s “Bill Payer Program” has…