For the past 15 years Vietnam Veterans of America, Queens Chapter 32 has held a Veterans Information Day serving veterans of all eras, and their eligible dependents, from any military conflict. More...
Two young Queens residents were charged on April 18 with vandalizing commercial property in Woodside by spray painting their "tag" names of Kaspo and Toon 84 on storefronts. More...
Assemblymember Mark Weprin (D-Little Neck) brought a paper cutout of "Flat Stanley," a character in a children's book by Jeff Brown, to Albany to take a picture with Governor George Pataki. More...
Community Board 2 and the Hunters Point Community Development Corporation announce the return of the Long Island City Farmers Market in the Hunters Point area of Long Island City. More...
The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC) paid tribute to 17 volunteers who represent the 8,000 men and women who have given nearly 1 million hours of service to public hospitals across the city. More...
City Councilmember Tony Avella joined Thomas and Steve Chen, owners of Crystal Windows and Doors, at the opening of the "Coca-Cola Art of Harmony" exhibit, showcasing winning artwork from the 2006 Coca-Cola Art Competition. More...
The Accessibility Services team of the United Spinal Association, a national disability rights organization based in Queens, has been selected by the New York Mets to ensure that its new ball park, scheduled for completion by Opening Day 2009, will b More...
HEAP, the federally funded Home Energy Assistance Program is intended to help senior citizens, tenants, homeowners and families with low-incomes pay for energy bills. More...
Responding to a complaint from Assemblymember Michael Gianaris concerning the accuracy and the method of compiling the state's sex offender registry, criminal justice officials said that they are taking steps to be more accurate about the number of R More...
Hometown hero astronaut Charlie Camarda spoke with children about space on Monday, May 1 at the Queens Central Public Library on Merrick Boulevard in Jamaica. More...
The Cyril Weinberg Center thanked Community Board 1 District Manager George Delis, Thomas M. Quinn & Sons Funeral Home Vice President George Stamatiades and Verni's Garden Center for More...
State Senator George Onorato (D-Astoria) commented on the state senate's overrides last week of the majority of Governor George Pataki's 207 state budget vetoes: "Without a doubt, this has probably been one of the more unusual State Budget scenarios More...
Reacting to a federal judge's order to New York City to stop enforcing one of its antigraffiti laws, City Councilmember Peter Vallone Jr., who wrote the law, declared he was confident the law would be resurrected. More...
On Tuesday, April 25 at approximately 11 p.m., under the direct supervision of 114th Precinct Commanding Officer Deputy Inspector Brian McCarthy, officers of the 114th Precinct and the legal bureau closed a chronic quality-of-life location. More...
The Queens Botanical Garden in Flushing hosted its annual Gardening Day this past Sunday, April 30. This year, the theme of Gardening Day was "everything More...
On April 29, Queens residents, caregivers, corporate sponsors, neighbors and family members joined cancer survivors at the American Cancer Society second annual Relay For Life honoring those lost or who have survived the disease. More...
State Senator George Onorato unassumingly described this year's budget follies in Albany as "probably one of the more unusual state budget scenarios in recent memory," and added, "It's anyone's guess whether it's over or will continue to play out." More...
Mary Reda, director of operations at the Jamaica Farmers' Market, 160th Street and Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica, presents a flat of flowers to Roy Fox, caretaker at the King Manor Museum. More...
Homer Simpson loves it. Kelly Ripa and the Sopranos celebrate birthdays with it. And now America's freshest ice cream is wowing customers in Astoria. More...
Former Manhattan bar bouncer Darryl Littlejohn, indicted for the murder of John Jay College graduate student Imette St. Guillen, has also been charged with the abduction of a 19-year old York College student six months ago in South Jamaica. More...
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