New Yorkers across the five boroughs will get the opportunity to express themselves musically this summer as part of Sing For Hope and Make Music New York’s “Play Me I’m Yours” program. More...
Community District Education Council (CDEC) 26 held its monthly meeting on June 17 at M.S. 67, Louis Pasteur School, 51-60 Marathon Pkwy., in Little Neck. The agenda included the president’s report, budget review and PTA visits. More...
It’s a common problem: there’s no more room in the garage.
The Department of Sanitation garage at the Queens West 1 facility has not kept pace with the enormous growth of the community it serves.
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Taking a page from one of New York City’s most outspoken, reform-oriented, Democratic mayors, Republican Assembly candidate Vince Tabone announced that he has signed former Mayor Edward Koch’s “Pledge for Change New York”, wh More...
The state Assembly has passed legislation that provides the city of New York with funding to keep many senior centers open, including the Self Help Maspeth and Woodside Senior Centers, according to Assemblymember Margaret Markey. More...
Dear Savvy Senior, What can you tell me about home blood pressure monitors? My doctor recently told me that I have hypertension and need a monitor for the house so I can keep an eye on it. More...
Despina Siolas of Bayside was awarded a degree in the Doctor of Medicine/Doctor of Philosophy Medical Science Training Program (M.D./Ph.D.) program from Stony Brook University Medical Center on May 18. More...
Space considerations resulted in some information being omitted from the June 16 Queens Gazette article on the UCCA annual barbecue. We apologize and herewith present the complete account. More...
In New York City, landmarks of great architectural and historic significance often fall victim to the developers’ wrecking ball or slip away over a long passage of time. More...
A survey by Congressmember Anthony Weiner (D–Queens/Brooklyn) shows that a fan buying Yankees or Mets tickets online incur some of the highest fees in Major League Baseball, and fans in the cheapest seats are hit the hardest. More...
104th Precinct
Cleaning Lady Sells Stolen Jewelry
A 29-year-old Corona woman is facing up to seven years in prison after she swiped thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from a Ridgewood home where she was working as a cleaning lady. More...
In today’s society, people have developed a sense of what the world looked like 100 years ago thanks to the Internet, old movies, books, and of course, photographs. More...
Grilled Fish Abel Azrali Outskirts Press, Inc. Parker, Colorado 79 pages, paperback ISBN: 9781432755171 $14.95 The prospects for impoverished, unschooled, unskilled young men the world over have not changed much since More...
Proposition 14 Is Model To The Editor: California’s Proposition 14 could very well be a model for all 50 states in ending the partisan divide in government at the state level, thereby ending the immobilization of our elected officials in carr More...
