Funds for security cameras in the Ditmars Boulevard elevated train station on the Astoria N and W lines are now available. That was the announcement of Assemblymember Michael Gianaris as he stood near the base of the station More...
Eric Gioia, a native of Woodside and a product of local public schools P.S. 11 and I.S. 125, worked his way through NYU and Georgetown Law, working nights as a janitor, doorman, and elevator operator. More...
RACCOON (the Reconciliation and Culture Cooperative Network) has a forum for psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers who deal with immigrants from Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia in order to address the sp More...
Enhanced imaging capability including MRI, a second CT and digital mammography are among the planned improvements that were reported on at the Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens annual gathering of community leaders on October 27. More...
Borough President Helen Marshall has scholarship applications for the African American Heritage (AAH) Heritage Planning Committee for high school seniors pursuing a post-secondary education. Each year AAH awards several scholarships. More...
Philip T. Sica, a Queens Village realtor and lifelong Republican, is running against Borough President Helen Marshall next Tuesday hoping to end a half-century of Democratic rule in Borough Hall. More...
Governor George E. Pataki reminded New Yorkers that the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), which assists lower-income seniors and families with heating costs in the winter, began accepting applications on Tuesday, November 1. More...
On display in the Queens Borough Public Library Gallery for the first time in 50 years is an exhibition of newly discovered art from the Works Progress Administration of the 1930s. The exhibition, titled More...
Nicholas Maurantonio, an Italian teacher from The Mary Louis Academy recently honored a TMLA graduate from the Class of 1973 Margaret Cuomo, M.D. More...
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