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Rory Lancman

Politics

‘We have a full agenda’: Queens lawmaker takes command of Council’s Justice Committee

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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‘I’ll carry the mantle’: Daniel Rosenthal takes oath to fill late Simanowitz’s Queens Assembly seat

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Council members should be limited to two terms

Opinion

Council members should be limited to two terms

By Bob Capano and Curtis Sliwa

hurricane relief

Politics

Houses of worship should receive federal disaster relief funding, Queens Congresswoman says

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Opinion

We’re Biden our time until Joe runs for president

By Tom Allon

Bayside

Incumbent Paul Vallone cruises to re-election to northeast Queens City Council seat

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Grodenchik and Concannon

Bayside

City Council candidates talk Creedmoor site, transportation issues in Glen Oaks

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Councilman Barry Grodenchik

Oakland Gardens

Grodenchik discusses public transportation challenges in NE Queens in quest for re-election

By Mark Hallum

If you care about America, then vote

If you care about America, then vote

By James Cohn

Daniel Rosenthal

Queens Democrats nominate a City Council staffer to run for late Simanowitz’s Assembly seat

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Koo win (1)

Flushing

Incumbent Peter Koo wins Democratic primary for Flushing’s Council District seat

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Opinion

Don’t be sorry

By QNS TimesLedger

State Senator Tony Avella (left) endorsing Paul Graziano (right).

Bayside

State Senator Avella endorses challenger Graziano over incumbent Vallone in City Council primary race

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Willets neighborhood

Flushing

‘We must be bold’: City Council candidate wants community to weigh in on Willets Point site

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Opinion

Fame — and power— are fleeting

By Tom Allon

Opinion

Trump demonstrations follow long periods of U.S. unrest

William Lewis

Irresponsible pols bring needless panic to immigrant communities.

By Phil Orenstein

Avella declares he’s running for mayor at controversial homeless shelter

Politics

Avella declares he’s running for mayor at controversial homeless shelter

By Gina Martinez

Opinion

A surprising finish to a contentious campaign

By William Lewis

Opinion

Politlcs should be about public service

By Maria DeInnocentiis

Opinion

Don’t underestimate the value of the vice presidency

By William Lewis

Opinion

Women just say no

By QNS TimesLedger

Opinion

Trump’s towering flaws could seal his fate

By Tom Allon

Flushing

The un-American message from Trump

By Assemblyman Ron Kim

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Angela-Boyer-Stump

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