Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer Archives – Page 6 of 9 – QNS

"The Sunbather," an 8.5-foot statue, will be erected in Long Island City next year on Jackson and 43rd Avenues.

Long Island City

Larger-than-life, pink statue approved for construction in LIC

By Angela Matua

Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer has endorsed the MoveNY Fair Plan, which calls for tolls at the free Queensboro Bridge.

Long Island City

Councilman Van Bramer endorses MoveNY Fair Plan, adding Queensboro Bridge tolls

By Angela Matua

Residents voiced their concerns at a meeting in Sunnyside over a proposed 10-story affordable housing development.

Sunnyside

Many Sunnyside residents against 10-story affordable housing plan

By Angela Matua

Students, parents and Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer are calling on the DOT to install traffic safety measures at the intersection of 42nd Street and 47th Avenue.

Sunnyside

Sunnyside students rally for increased traffic safety measures

By Angela Matua

Sunnyside parents want to turn a lot across the street from National Wholesale Liquidators on 48th Street and 37th Avenue into a middle school.

Sunnyside

Parents to rally for additional middle school in Sunnyside

By Angela Matua

All Queens libraries will be open six days a week starting Nov. 15.

News

Queens Library to offer six-day library service

By Angela Matua

Queens Borough President Melinda Katz, Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer and Parks Commissioner Dorothy Lewandowski unveiled the design for a newly renovated Big Bush Park in Woodside.

Woodside

Designs unveiled for Woodside’s Big Bush Park $1.8M renovation

By Angela Matua

Gantry Park

Astoria

Arts and cultural programming in western Queens parks to get community grants

By Angela Matua

Long Island City

P.S./I.S. 78 in LIC finally welcomes new playground

By Angela Matua

PS 78

Astoria

Participatory budgeting for District 26 to begin Thursday

By Angela Matua

Sunnyside

Sunnyside street co-named after beloved resident who put neighborhood ‘on the map’

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First Queens Citi Bike station debuts in LIC

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Woodside

Woodside, LIC community asks car dealerships on Northern Blvd. to be ‘good neighbors’

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$3M more invested into Hunters Point Community Library

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45th Street between Skillman and 39th avenues will be co-named “Marjorie Sewell Cautley Way.”

Sunnyside

Street to be co-named after architect who helped design Sunnyside Gardens

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Citi Bike rolling into LIC this August

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DOT Commissioner Polly Trottenberg and Mayor Bill de Blasio speak with DOT workers on Queens Boulevard near 61st Street in Woodside.

$100M transformation to turn Queens Boulevard into ‘Boulevard of Life’ begins

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The LIC BID announced it plans to create a new sub-district expanding the services of the BID to the corridors of Vernon Boulevard (pictured), Jackson Avenue and 44th Drive.

Business

LIC business community: BID expansion ‘a necessity’ for neighborhood growth

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Council Member Van Bramer_Rachel Thieme new trash cans

Sunnyside

Sunnyside gets 15 new trash cans, replacing broken ones

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Astoria

Safety improvements unveiled at ‘deadly’ Astoria intersection

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Jimmy Van Bramer

Long Island City

CM Van Bramer: More schools coming soon to Long Island City

By Liam La Guerre

The panelists

Long Island City

Long Island City ‘suffering from the side effects of its very success’

By Liam La Guerre

Vinny and Lucille 2

Long-time CB 1 leaders guide final full board meeting

By Liam La Guerre

LIC residents call on DOT to return hundreds of public parking spaces

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