Queens Borough President Melinda Katz Archives – Page 6 of 6 – QNS

Flushing

Coachella promoters look to host music festival in Flushing Meadows Corona Park: report

By Angela Matua

Elected officials gathered to announce the allocation of $1 million for a dog park in Astoria.

Astoria

Astoria dog run receives $1M in funding

By Angela Matua

Children from St. Helen's Catholic Academy in Howard Beach displayed pride in their Italian heritage at the 10th annual Howard Beach Columbus Day Parade.

PHOTOS: Italian pride on display at Howard Beach Columbus Day Parade

By Kelly Marie Mancuso

Councilman Paul Vallone and library supporters hold up an over sized check for the amount allocated for library improvements.

Douglaston

Douglaston-Little Neck library improvements on the way

By Alina Suriel

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News

Borough Hall accepting school supply donations for children in shelters

By Anthony Giudice

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Glendale

Glendale cemetery ceremony honors victim of lynch mob 100 years later

By Anthony Giudice

Car-sharing company car2go to make its move into western Queens

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LaGuardia Airport to get $4 billion, ’21st-century’ overhaul

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Maple Grove Cemetery in Kew Gardens celebrates milestones

By QNS News Team

Mayor Bill de Blasio was the first NYC mayor to be grand marshal at the Queens Pride Parade in Jackson Heights.

Jackson Heights

PHOTOS: Jackson Heights celebrates 23rd annual Queens Pride Parade and Festival

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In honor of the 10th anniversary, Queens BP Melinda Katz presented a Citation of Honor to Executive Director Sheila Lewandowski proclaiming June 2 as Chocolate Factory Taste of Long Island City Day in Queens.

Taste of LIC celebrates 10th anniversary

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Queens Borough President Melinda Katz has announced Queens Borough Hall will become home to a pop up enrollment center for IDNYC cards in June.

IDNYC card center to pop up at Queens Borough Hall in June

By QNS News Team

Arts & Entertainment

BP honored at LaGuardia Community College Asian Heritage Celebration

By QNS News Team

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Sunnyside

Hundreds celebrate Taste of Sunnyside’s fifth year

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Rosedale

Brookville Park in Rosedale receives improved pedestrian safety measures

By QNS News Team

Arts & Entertainment

LIC community celebrates groundbreaking of Hunters Point library

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Onderdonk House raises the roof

By Anthony Giudice

Udalls Cove

Politicians allocating more than $700K to expand Little Neck’s Udalls Cove

By Liam La Guerre

Politics

BP Melinda Katz delivers her first State of the Borough address

By Eric Jankiewicz

Former Queens Library trustee defends Tom Galante’s reported expenses

By QNS News Team

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Politics

Judge dismisses ousted Queens Library trustees’ lawsuit against BP Katz

By Eric Jankiewicz

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Politics

Katz appoints new Queens Library trustee

By Eric Jankiewicz

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