Funds Boost Briarwood School’s Graduating Class
The Queens Chamber of Commerce teamed up with Briarwood’s PS 117 alumni and parents to raise a total $7,000 for this year’s graduating class to…
The Queens Chamber of Commerce teamed up with Briarwood’s PS 117 alumni and parents to raise a total $7,000 for this year’s graduating class to…
State and city officials must ensure designated evacuation routes and signage are updated and regularly maintained, Assemblyman Phil Goldfeder (D-Rockaway Park) urged in letters sent…
A Jamaica man was sentenced to 14 years in prison for having sexual contact with two 7-year-old girls in South Ozone Park last year, according…
As Lindenwood residents begin to recover from the devastating flooding that swept through their neighborhood last week, there are a number of resources and tips…
Controversy surrounding Maspeth’s Knockdown Center reached a new milestone Tuesday when the state Liquor Authority voted down its application for a license. Elected officials and…
While some Community Board 10 members said they welcomed the state’s plan to mitigate flooding in the Spring Creek area, they stressed during a presentation…
After battling a rash of break-ins and thefts plaguing South Queens, the 106th Precinct welcomed with open arms four additional officers Tuesday. Calling the new…
Born in Pakistan and growing up around the world, including in Europe and the United States, Mehnaz Afridi was no stranger to other cultures –…
The Knight of Columbus #569 and the East Coast Car Association, in addition to Parent Teacher Association members, teamed up to present the third annual…
Three major roadways in Queens – Northern Boulevard, Jamaica Avenue, and Rockaway Boulevard – will soon have their speed limits reduced from 30 to 25…
Eight Queens stores were busted for handing over alcohol to minors in an undercover operation conducted by the state, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday. Shops…
A massive storm dumped more than five inches of rain onto Queens last Wednesday night, flooding hundreds of homes in Lindenwood and driving devastated residents…
If you notice Forest Park’s Mary Whalen Playground looking much better lately, the thanks should go the way of the 50 volunteers who took part…
The Delegate Assembly of the United Federation of Teachers voted in favor of a contract that would secure a nine-year, $5.5 billion deal with the…
A 35-year-old Howard Beach man was charged with selling 12 stolen vehicles to Long Island scrap yards, where they were sold as scrap metal…