Costa Constantinides Archives – Page 6 of 12 – QNS

Woodside honors Jimmy Lanza on Memorial Day

Woodside

Woodside honors Jimmy Lanza on Memorial Day

By Bill Parry

Dangerous roadway repaved in Astoria and Long Island City

Astoria

Dangerous roadway repaved in Astoria and Long Island City

By Bill Parry

Participatory budgeting wraps up in western Queens

Woodside

Participatory budgeting wraps up in western Queens

By Bill Parry

Mayor signs environmental justice legislation into law

Astoria

Mayor signs environmental justice legislation into law

By Bill Parry

Astoria electeds angered by more hateful graffiti discovered in neighborhood

Astoria

Astoria electeds angered by more hateful graffiti discovered in neighborhood

By Bill Parry

DANIEL AVILA

Astoria

Bus countdown clocks, tech upgrades and street trees coming to Astoria with extra budget funds

By Angela Matua

Astoria

Astoria Park hosting a rally for climate action April 28

By Bill Parry

Constantinides-sponsored bill seeking ‘environmental justice’ passes City Council

Astoria

Constantinides-sponsored bill seeking ‘environmental justice’ passes City Council

By Bill Parry

Hallets Point gets green light as state investigates Astoria Cove worksite

Astoria

Hallets Point gets green light as state investigates Astoria Cove worksite

By Bill Parry

Electeds release more info on DEP sewer reports for southeast Queens

Rosedale

Electeds release more info on DEP sewer reports for southeast Queens

By Patrick Donachie

Constantinides launches petition for cleaner power plants

Astoria

Constantinides launches petition for cleaner power plants

By Bill Parry

More hate graffiti found in Astoria directed at elected officials

Astoria

More hate graffiti found in Astoria directed at elected officials

By Bill Parry

Astoria ferry service won’t launch until late summer, after Rockaway and South Brooklyn

Astoria

Astoria ferry service won’t launch until late summer, after Rockaway and South Brooklyn

By Bill Parry

Homophobic graffiti targets Astoria elected officials

Astoria

Homophobic graffiti targets Astoria elected officials

By Bill Parry

Officials announce removal of classroom trailers at PS 151 in Woodside

Woodside

Officials announce removal of classroom trailers at PS 151 in Woodside

By Bill Parry

Hate graffiti discovered at elected officials’ office building in Astoria

Astoria

Hate graffiti discovered at elected officials’ office building in Astoria

By Bill Parry

Astoria electeds condemn bias incident near Ditmars Boulevard

Astoria

Astoria electeds condemn bias incident near Ditmars Boulevard

By Bill Parry

Community unites behind proposal to revamp Steinway Street

Astoria

Community unites behind proposal to revamp Steinway Street

By Bill Parry

Steinway Street improvements top Constantinides’ agenda

Astoria

Steinway Street improvements top Constantinides’ agenda

By Bill Parry

Simotas urges immediate redesign of dangerous Astoria intersection

Astoria

Simotas urges immediate redesign of dangerous Astoria intersection

By Bill Parry

Astoria lawmakers concerned over Indian Point nuclear reactor shutdown

Astoria

Astoria lawmakers concerned over Indian Point nuclear reactor shutdown

By Bill Parry

Queens officials collect winter coats for families in need

Astoria

Queens officials collect winter coats for families in need

By Bill Parry

Astoria Heights Playground reconstruction underway

Astoria

Astoria Heights Playground reconstruction underway

By Bill Parry

Electeds urge residents to stay in Astoria building despite eviction notices

Astoria

Electeds urge residents to stay in Astoria building despite eviction notices

By Bill Parry

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