Mayor Bill de Blasio Archives – Page 25 of 32 – QNS

BIKES

City seeks to expand bike share program in Queens and other outer boroughs with dockless technology

By Angela Matua

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Flushing

Flushing-based lawmaker’s bill protecting immigrant tenants from harassment passes

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Flushing

Mayor de Blasio promises more traffic enforcement agents in downtown Flushing

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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City touts launch of newest ‘Select Bus’ route along Woodhaven and Cross Bay boulevards

By Anthony Giudice

Politics

Here’s a recap of the 2017 Queens general election

By Angela Matua

Politics

De Blasio defends bike lanes at Queens town hall, but says he’s open to looking at problems

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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5 years after Sandy, mayor announces $145M project to strengthen Rockaway shoreline

By Angela Matua

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Mayoral candidates blast de Blasio at Middle Village meeting ahead of election

By Anthony Giudice

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Corona

City announces plan to ease congestion on major roadways in four Queens neighborhoods

By Angela Matua

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Jamaica

Long-awaited repaving of Jamaica Avenue through south Queens is finally finished

By Emily Davenport

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Long Island City

In pitch to attract Amazon, city touts Long Island City’s transit and cultural benefits

By Angela Matua

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Astoria

Hateful vandal who tagged Astoria buildings with homophobic slurs faces 90 days in jail

By Emily Davenport

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Astoria residents look forward to shorter commute as ferry service launches

By Angela Matua

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Corona

Mayor settles beef with Queens City Council member over seats on Flushing Meadows Park oversight group

By Suzanne Monteverdi

GIANARIS

De Blasio and this Queens senator are behind millionaire tax plan to boost MTA funding

By Angela Matua

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Bayside

‘You need to do more’: Avella ‘tutors’ de Blasio on Queens’ tree and sidewalk issues

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Astoria

Astoria ferry stop will finally open next month, giving commuters another way to get around

By Angela Matua

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Astoria

In Astoria, mayor urges state to allow more speed cameras near schools to deter crashes

By Angela Matua

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Glen Oaks

‘Still Your City’: Mayor talks property tax breaks for seniors in Glen Oaks

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Mayor Bill de Blasio highlights NYC parks’ Trees and Sidewalks program which helps homeowners repair severe sidewalk damage caused by root growth from street trees on Thursday, July 20.

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Mayor focuses on tree-related sidewalk damage during a visit to Whitestone

By QNS News Team

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Politics

Here’s a look at what you can expect to see on the final day of ‘City Hall in Your Borough’

By Emily Davenport

Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York State Assembly Member Francisco Moya walk through Corona, Queens where they stopped to play bocce ball and enjoy an ice from the The Lemon Ice King of Corona on the second day of City Hall In Your Borough on Tuesday, July 18, 2017. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office

Politics

This is what you can expect to see in Queens during day four of ‘City Hall in Your Borough’

By Emily Davenport

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Politics

Survey finds that Queens residents think the city could do more to improve many of its services

By Angela Matua

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Flushing

A $65M community health center will rise in Flushing, Mayor de Blasio announces

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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