Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer Archives – Page 3 of 9 – QNS

woodside garage

Officials credit Vision Zero with achieving fewest ever traffic fatalities in Queens since 1910

By Angela Matua

SHOW PALACE

Long Island City

‘More than a travesty’: Community wants Long Island City adult nightclub closed after prostitution bust

By Angela Matua

TRANSITCENTER

Astoria

Renovations to Astoria subway stations should include elevators, officials and residents say

By Angela Matua 2

PS 11

Sunnyside

New school annexes in Woodside and Sunnyside will replace decades-old trailers

By Angela Matua

PREK

Long Island City

New preschool opens in Long Island City to accommodate growing population

By Angela Matua

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Sunnyside

Sunnyside rails against condo manager’s ‘terror campaign’ that includes Nazi & gun imagery

By Suzanne Monteverdi

CHOCO FACTORY

Long Island City

After years of struggling to find a home, Long Island City art space purchases one-story building

By Angela Matua

GIRL SCOUTS

Long Island City

Long Island City Girl Scout troop that serves homeless girls will receive $1M to expand

By Angela Matua

FIREHOUSE

Long Island City

Firefighters and elected officials call for reopening of Long Island City firehouse

By Angela Matua

DOUGHBOY

Woodside

Doughboy Park and memorial plaza in Woodside to get $750K renovation

By Angela Matua

Queens Pride Parade celebrates the life of Julio Rivera

Jackson Heights

Queens Pride Parade celebrates the life of Julio Rivera

By Mark Hallum

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News

Queens Museum exhibit hopes to highlight Queens’ contributions to LGBTQ rights movement

By Angela Matua

CONSTRUCTION

Politics

As Queens grows, lawmakers want to give communities greater input in zoning waivers for developers

By Angela Matua

Queensbridge murder ends peaceful streak in LIC public housing complex

Queensbridge murder ends peaceful streak in LIC public housing complex

By Mark Hallum

Hunters Point residents will have to wait even longer for new library to open

Hunters Point residents will have to wait even longer for new library to open

By Bill Parry

Aviation High School

Astoria

Western Queens schools will receive more than $1M for laptops, bathroom repairs and more

By Angela Matua

De Blasio

Long Island City

De Blasio speaks to LIC residents and announces street improvements, May 1 ferry launch and more

By Angela Matua

An anti-gentrification rally in Ridgewood in 2016.

Astoria

Queens residents gear up for anti-gentrification march in Sunnyside on Thursday night

By Anthony Giudice

21st street

Long Island City

20-block stretch of pothole-riddled 21st Street in Long Island City will be paved

By Angela Matua

MOBILE LIBRARY

Long Island City

Mobile library coming back to Long Island City as construction of new branch continues

By Angela Matua 1

City arts community to rally against Trump’s proposed budget cuts

Sunnyside

City arts community to rally against Trump’s proposed budget cuts

By Bill Parry

GANTRY

Astoria

Vote on how to spend $1 million for projects in LIC, Woodside, Astoria and Sunnyside

By Angela Matua

Long Island City

Hundreds attend a town hall meeting in LIC focused on resisting Trump’s policies

By Anthony Giudice

VAN BRAMER

Woodside

Phony ICE officers tell Woodside man to pay up or be deported, lawmaker says

By Angela Matua

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