• February 10, 2012
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Residents slam traffic change plan at forum

After last week’s contentious meeting during which numerous residents condemned the city’s proposal to redirect traffic on two streets in Woodhaven and Ozone Park, Community Board 9 members are expected to table their upcoming vote on whet… Comments (0)

GCHS? They’ll have an app for that

While the city’s Department of Education is considering massive cuts at Grover Cleveland HS in Ridgewood, the school’s students have made the cut in an exclusive national search held by the… Comments (0)

Parents, teachers blast co-location

Parents and teachers at two area schools are furious over a Department of Education proposal to move one school into another, saying that it would lead to overcrowding, bullying and an environment that is not conducive to learning. … Comments (0)

Lancman tentatively throws in his hat

Assemblyman Rory Lancman began the process Tuesday to run for Congress against Republican incumbent Bob Turner by filing papers with the Federal Election Commission to form an exploratory committee. In a telephone interview, Lancman… Comments (0)

Construction at St. John’s underway

Construction on the building that was formerly the home of St. John’s Hospital in Elmhurst is fully underway, according to Community Board 4, which represents the area. While it looks much the same as it always has from the outside, the fo… Comments (0)

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In Queens, a translation of everything

The three poets who will take the stage at the Queens Museum of Art this Saturday know what it is to straddle boundaries. Formerly of Argentina, Colombia and Puerto Rico, the two Queens residents and one from the Bronx have left chi… Comments (0)