Paul Vallone Archives – Page 8 of 14 – QNS

Whitestone

109th Precinct to get more officers in new program

By Madina Toure

Bayside

With Queens objections, Council votes to raise salary

By Gabriel Rom

Whitestone

More officers coming to 109th Precinct neighborhoods

By Madina Toure

109 new cops

Whitestone and College Point to receive huge influx of new police officers

By Alina Suriel

Many homes in Douglas Manor and the Broadway-Flushing (pictured) areas of Queens are bounds by restrictive deed covenants.

City will now recognize deed restrictions: Vallone

By Alina Suriel

Vallone’s bill would allow record of restrictive covenants in ACRIS

By Tom Momberg

Female Whitestone residents utilizing techniques learned in the workshop.

Whitestone

Whitestone women learn self-defense in local workshop

By Alina Suriel

DOT and elected officials urge city to fund Douglas Manor repairs

By Tom Momberg

The pop-up center was created to cater to the sizable community of Korean immigrants in northeast Queens.

Bayside

IDNYC pop-up center opens at the Bayside library

By Alina Suriel

College Point Business Improvement District in the works

By Madina Toure

Many of the homes in Broadway-Flushing were developed by Rickert-Finlay Realty Company in the early 20th century. The developers attached restrictive deeds to the houses requiring peaked roofs and banning front yard fences.

Flushing

Pols, Flushing homeowners request neighborhood landmark consideration

By Alina Suriel

The Department of Transportation (DOT) has determined that a complete reconstruction would be required to repair the roads, street lighting and curbs of the historic district.

Douglaston

Pols urge city to repair roads in historic Douglaston

By Alina Suriel

CB7 says it was not invited to Police Academy ribbon cutting

By Madina Toure

The site of the Willets Point retail and residential development plan is located in a parking lot adjacent to Citifield.

Flushing

City Council votes to take up lawsuit over Willets Point development

By Alina Suriel

Bayside parade and tree lighting draws over 1,000 people

Bayside

Bayside parade and tree lighting draws over 1,000 people

By Madina Toure

Bayside

Weekend of holiday festivities planned in Bayside

By Tom Momberg

The Bayside Jewish Center is on 32nd Avenue between 203rd Street and 204th Street.

Bayside

Proposed high school at Bayside Jewish Center not happening: SCA

By Alina Suriel

Bayside

SCA scraps plan to build a new high school in Bayside

By Tom Momberg

The Bayside Jewish Center is on 32nd Avenue between 203rd Street and 204th Street.

Bayside

CM Vallone writes to SCA asking to rescind Bayside Jewish Center contract

By Alina Suriel

Bayside residents and state Senator Tony Avella held another protest rally Saturday against a proposed high school at the defunct Bayside Jewish Center.

Bayside

Baysiders repeat calls to City Hall to abandon high school proposal

By QNS News Team

News

Council committee demands noise reduction from sightseeing helicopters

By Tom Momberg

Little Neck man honored for military and civic service

By Tom Momberg

helicopters

Astoria

Councilman Vallone’s helicopter noise resolution heard by City Council

By Alina Suriel

Bayside

Baysiders opposing new school proposal rally to get City Council’s attention

By Tom Momberg

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