The latest effort to help the environmentally sensitive ecosystem at Jamaica Bay will help clean out the stink for near by residents.
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Huntley finds strength after she gets threat
A race between to Democrats in southeast Queens weeks before the primary has gotten hotter with threats, endorsements and much more.
“Good News” goes on tour
For years, singer Shiloh Brown said that Gospel music has inspired him artistically. After years of performing, he will bring that inspiration to audiences around the nation.
Boro flight attendant makes grand exit: DA
Steven Slater’s alleged stunt on a JetBlue airplane has been turned him into a criminal in the eyes of the authorities but a hero to working class employees around the country.
Cops to crack down on large parties
A string of killings has prompted the NYPD to tackle crime in a new fashion.
PA approves Delta face-lift
A mega upgrade is set for JFK Airport that will improve flights for both passengers and Delta airlines.
Boyfriend charged with murder in Spring Gdns. fire
Charges against the man accused of leaving his girlfriend to burn to death were upgraded after investigators discovered more evidence in the case.
Mary Immaculate site a finalist for new cancer center
A new health option may be on its way to southeast Queens.
Two guilty in planned JFK bombing
Half of the group that threatened to blow up JFK and parts of Queens were convicted for their failed plot.
Two suspects arrested in Flushing shooting
The authorities say they found the persons responsible for a violent shooting that left an immigrant gas station attendant dead.
Council gives Flushing Commons the go-ahead
After years of planning, the city gave its OK to the Flushing Commons development, with some stipulations aimed at easing the community’s concerns over the project.
City to pay $7M to victims in Sean Bell shooting
A deal was struck between the friends and family of Sean Bell and the city over the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the Rockaway resident’s kin.
Obama cabinet member takes Jamaica Bay tour
The U.S. Secretary of the Interior got a hands on look at Queens’s largest ecosystem.
St. Albans woman’s killer sought
The authorities are trying to find out the identity of a woman found dead in the back of a home.
Baisley Park hosts Gospel Fest
Hot summer temperatures and cool soul tunes made for a memorable night at Baisley Pond Park.
Gas station worker shot Flushing: Police
Police are looking for the persons responsible for killing a gas station owner in cold blood.
Protesters hold final rally over Flushing Commons
Dozens of business owners took to the streets of Flushing to raise their voices against a new development that they say will hurt them.
Hells Angel murdered in Astoria
A violent shooting has riled up Astroia residents who say they have been experiencing too many crimes recently.
New medical center opens at Kennedy
A new health office has been created to meet the growing needs of JFK Airport’s users and staff.
Stop-and-frisk law will help Qns. residents: Officials
Queens politicians are mixed on the state’s new modification to the stop and frisk law.