Melinda Katz Archives – Page 9 of 12 – QNS

Around 1 billion gallons of raw sewage and storm runoff are dumped into a creek near Flushing Bay each year.

Flushing

DEP plans $33M sewer project to reduce Flushing Bay pollution

By Alina Suriel

The public hearing will take place Monday at Borough Hall in Kew Gardens.

Politics

Want the city to fix something in Queens? Speak out at budget hearing Monday

By Alina Suriel

Queens Borough President Melinda Katz at her second State of the Borough address.

Politics

Katz touts progress across Queens in latest State of Borough address

By Alina Suriel

Queens Borough President Melinda Katz at an announcement last year in Forest Hills.

Corona

Katz: Lack of local input dooms Flushing Meadows concerts (for now)

By Robert Pozarycki

Grodenchik talks affordable housing plans at CB 8 meeting

By QNS News Team

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

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Astoria

Parks Department asks Astoria residents for input on upcoming dog run

By Angela Matua

Officials cut a ceremonial ribbon on a re-opened Oakland Lake.

Bayside

Ribbon-cutting celebrates $1.6M reconstruction of Bayside’s Oakland Lake

By Alina Suriel

Flushing

Two Queens residents recognized for qualifying for 2016 Olympic games

By QNS News Team

A rendering of two buildings at the Hallets Point development project, 90 percent of which is controlled by the Durst Organization, which will participate in the QNS Real Estate Conference on Nov. 19.

Group behind Hallets Point project to participate in QNS Real Estate Conference

By QNS News Team

Those who served in defense of the nation were honored at the Queens Veterans Day Parade in Middle Village Sunday afternoon.

News

PHOTOS: Queens thanks its veterans at Middle Village parade

By Robert Pozarycki

Former Queens Library President and CEO Thomas W. Galante is suing his former employer over what his attorney calls wrongful termination.

Politics

Former Queens Library boss files wrongful termination lawsuit

By Robert Pozarycki

Honorees pose with pols who presented their awards and Chamber executives.

News

Queens Chamber of Commerce honors business people of the year

By Alina Suriel

Jamaica

PHOTOS: Italian Heritage Committee celebrates honorees at St. John’s University

By Anthony Giudice

Mets closer Jeurys Familia participated in a team workout at Citi Field Friday in preparation of the club's World Series showdown with the Kansas City Royals.

Sports

It’s Mets vs. Royals in the World Series starting Tuesday night

By Robert Pozarycki

Flushing

Flushing Meadows Corona Park to hold inaugural Halloween Parade on Sunday

By Alina Suriel

Mets fans grabbed the latest World Series gear at Modell's.

Sports

Mets fans gear up for the World Series at Queens Center mall

By Anthony Giudice

Officials and Patrolman Cardillo’s son, Todd Cardillo, pose with the new street sign.

Four decades later, College Point street co-named for fallen officer

By Alina Suriel

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Bayside

Bayside Little League Rebels honored during Sunday Stroll

By Anthony Giudice

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Flushing

NewYork Presbyterian-Queens celebrates ribbon cutting in Flushing

By Anthony Giudice

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News

Borough Hall accepting school supply donations for children in shelters

By Anthony Giudice

Elected officials gathered at the site of the Far Rockaway library to announce a $29.75 million reconstruction project.

Pols announce construction of new library in Far Rockaway

By Angela Matua

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BP Katz secures $32 million for Queens parks

By Alina Suriel

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Borough president secures millions for south Queens library renovations

By Robert Pozarycki

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President-elect Donald Trump will not be punished for his involvement in the hush money case, according to a Manhattan judge.

Judge rules President-elect Trump will face no punishment in hush money case

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