Barry Grodenchik Archives – Page 3 of 5 – QNS

Council passes nusiance abatement reform

Politics

Council passes nusiance abatement reform

By Patrick Donachie

Politics

Governor kills city’s controversial grocery store bag tax, and Queens lawmakers are delighted

By Robert Pozarycki

Food carts & trucks should be graded just like restaurants: Forest Hills lawmaker

By Robert Pozarycki

Van Buren touts improved graduation, attendance

Van Buren touts improved graduation, attendance

By Patrick Donachie

Pols celebrate Jamaica Avenue repaving

Pols celebrate Jamaica Avenue repaving

By Patrick Donachie

School trailers discussed at Boro Board meeting

News

School trailers discussed at Boro Board meeting

By Patrick Donachie

Jamaica

Amid rash of post-election hate crimes, Queens leaders come together to call for unity

By Robert Pozarycki

Over 1,000 NE Queens residents attend bike helmet event

Over 1,000 NE Queens residents attend bike helmet event

By Mark Hallum

Indian Independence Day celebrated with electeds at Queens temple

Indian Independence Day celebrated with electeds at Queens temple

By Mark Hallum

Grodenchik completes visits to schools in his district

Grodenchik completes visits to schools in his district

By Patrick Donachie

Flushing

Elected officials blast NYCHA lead inaction

By Patrick Donachie

Qns. Village co-location between IS 109 and charter withdrawn

By Patrick Donachie

Queens Village co-location is a no-go

By Patrick Donachie

Politics

City Council members demand more funding for arts and cultural organizations

By Bill Parry

Jamaica Estates

Jamaica NOW tours Thomas Edison High School

By Patrick Donachie

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Politics

Here’s how your City Council member voted on the 5-cent grocery bag tax

By Robert Pozarycki

The Clearview Expressway at Northern Boulevard in Bayside.

Astoria

All of the Clearview Expressway and part of the Grand Central Parkway will be repaved

By Robert Pozarycki

$70M allocated toward new police precinct in SE Queens

By Mark Hallum

The 105th Precinct currently has a satellite in Rosedale, but Mayor Bill de Blasio is clearing the way for a new precinct dedicated to southeast Queens.

Laurelton

$70M for the new police precinct in southeast Queens is included in mayor’s executive budget

By Robert Pozarycki

The 105th Precinct Satellite in Rosedale is now a 24-hour operation, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton announced on Friday.

Laurelton

105th Precinct Satellite in Rosedale is now a 24-hour operation

By Robert Pozarycki

Boro pols urge Obama to launch anti-Semitism summit

By Madina Toure

Grodenchik talks affordable housing plans at CB 8 meeting

By QNS News Team

Politics

Vicky Morales to serve as Katz’s community boards director

By Madina Toure

Talks of putting homeless at Creedmoor get mixed reviews

Talks of putting homeless at Creedmoor get mixed reviews

By Tom Momberg

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