Paul Vallone Archives – Page 5 of 14 – QNS

Braunstein secures nearly $2M in grants for 25 NE Queens schools

News

Braunstein secures nearly $2M in grants for 25 NE Queens schools

By Jenna Bagcal

Site of the rumored shelter at 127-03 20th Ave.

City agency eyes College Point site as a possible homeless shelter, elected officials say (UPDATED)

By Jenna Bagcal

School Grant Press Conference

Bayside

25 northeast Queens public schools receive nearly $2 million in grants for new technology

By Jenna Bagcal

FAA to test new chopper routes to reduce noise in northeast Queens

FAA to test new chopper routes to reduce noise in northeast Queens

By Mark Hallum

City plans to implement barge network to decrease traffic congestion

City plans to implement barge network to decrease traffic congestion

By Mark Hallum

City Councilman Robert Holden.

Holden introduces bills to address quality of life issues

By Mark Hallum

Bayside

New helicopter route over northeast Queens aims to finally give local ears some relief

By Jenna Bagcal

DOE backs Vallone’s package of bills regarding school safety

Bayside

DOE backs Vallone’s package of bills regarding school safety

By Mark Hallum

EDC reports lowest citywide unemployment rate since 1976

Bayside

EDC reports lowest citywide unemployment rate since 1976

By Mark Hallum

Public feedback could help bring NYC Ferry service to northeast Queens

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Public feedback could help bring NYC Ferry service to northeast Queens

By Bill Parry

New ferry line connects Long Island City to Lower East Side in 32 minutes

Long Island City

New ferry line connects Long Island City to Lower East Side in 32 minutes

By Mark Hallum

MS 379

First junior high school in College Point set to open its doors as new school year dawns

By Jenna Bagcal

TRS at FAA Headquarters 2

Bayside

Northeast Queens leaders continue their fight to reduce helicopter noise pollution

By Emily Davenport

APECLight

Bayside

This Douglaston intersection will receive a new traffic signal in the coming days

By Emily Davenport

Vallone secures $20 million budget for District 19

Bayside

Vallone secures $20 million budget for District 19

By Steven Goodstein

Queens

News

City Council passes law establishing animal shelters in each borough

By Mark Hallum

Annual fireworks show set to return at Fort Totten

Annual fireworks show set to return at Fort Totten

By Mark Hallum

Vallone, DiNapoli call for passage of school safety bills

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Vallone, DiNapoli call for passage of school safety bills

By Mark Hallum

Mr. Eric’s Toddler Time set for Bowne Park return

Flushing

Mr. Eric’s Toddler Time set for Bowne Park return

By Mark Hallum

Holden calls for commission to determine cost of renovating Rikers Island

News

Holden calls for commission to determine cost of renovating Rikers Island

By Bill Parry

Little Neck-Douglaston Memorial Day Parade will look back at decades of American sacrifice

News

Little Neck-Douglaston Memorial Day Parade will look back at decades of American sacrifice

By Mark Hallum

Whitestone intersection gets much-needed stop sign

Whitestone intersection gets much-needed stop sign

By Gina Martinez

Vallone’s district again has record high turnout in city in voting on City Council funds

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Vallone’s district again has record high turnout in city in voting on City Council funds

By Mark Hallum

City Council deliberates on helicopter noise mitigation and safety

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City Council deliberates on helicopter noise mitigation and safety

By Mark Hallum

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