South Queens has a new community newspaper

This week The Queens Courier is launching its newest newspaper, The Courier Sun. This weekly community newspaper will serve the entire southern region of Queens.
The Courier Sun will replace The Southeast Queens Courier in the neighborhoods of Cambria Heights, Jamaica, Laurelton, Rochdale Village, Hollis, Rosedale, Springfield Gardens, St. Albans, Briarwood and Queens Village.
The Courier Sun can be found in all locations in which The Southeast Queens Courier was previously distributed. It will also be available the same day, every Thursday.
The Courier Sun will also have a unique zoned edition serving the remaining parts of south Queens including Howard Beach, Woodhaven, Richmond Hill, South Richmond Hill, Ozone Park, South Ozone Park, Broad Channel and the surrounding areas of JFK Airport.
The newspaper will have special door-to-door distribution in Howard Beach. Other key distribution points will include banks, supermarkets, post offices, red boxes on the street and many other high traffic areas.
&#8220We are delighted to serve every community in Queens and provide grassroots coverage to our readers. The Courier Sun will enable us to provide more localized news to better serve the area,” said Victoria Schneps-Yunis, Queens Courier Publisher.
&#8220We will focus on reporting on the area schools, politics, businesses, social and religious events, youth sports and civic activities,” she said.
Send your letters, pictures, press releases, happenings, schedules of community events, suggestions, story ideas and requests for delivery of the newspaper by calling 718-224-5863, emailing editorial@queenscourier.com, mailing to 38-15 Bell Blvd, Bayside, NY 11361 or visit qns.com.
The Courier Sun joins other Schneps Communications publications that include the chain of weekly Queens Courier newspapers, El Correo de Queens, Healthwise Magazine, Queens Business Today, North Shore Towers Courier and Key To Queens.