Scott Stringer Archives – Page 3 of 7 – QNS

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Jackson Heights

Queens officials celebrate start of long-awaited 7 train repairs but also bemoan poor service along the line

By Jenna Bagcal

MTA unveils sweeping changes to bus fleet

MTA unveils sweeping changes to bus fleet

By Mark Hallum

Stringer town hall focuses on better education, transportation and improved senior centers

Cambria Heights

Stringer town hall focuses on better education, transportation and improved senior centers

By Naeisha Rose

MTA does not accommodate commuters with non-traditional hours: Stringer

MTA does not accommodate commuters with non-traditional hours: Stringer

By Mark Hallum

Opinion

Clear the air

By QNS TimesLedger

Pols support ‘Malcolm X’ student at Christ the King rally

Pols support ‘Malcolm X’ student at Christ the King rally

By Mark Hallum

City sues oil companies over climate change

News

City sues oil companies over climate change

By Bill Parry

Queens pols claim IDC, Avella will never cooperate with mainline Dems in coalition

Queens pols claim IDC, Avella will never cooperate with mainline Dems in coalition

By Mark Hallum

Politics

Here’s a recap of the 2017 Queens general election

By Angela Matua

VOTING

Politics

Who’s running? Here’s your guide to the 2017 general election on November 7

By Robert Pozarycki

MTA is hurting economy: Stringer report

News

MTA is hurting economy: Stringer report

By Mark Hallum

Comptroller urges economic development for women

News

Comptroller urges economic development for women

By Naeisha Rose

Little Neck-Douglaston parade brightens dreary skies

Little Neck-Douglaston parade brightens dreary skies

By Gina Martinez

Tom Cat Bakery workers protest at Trump Tower

Long Island City

Tom Cat Bakery workers protest at Trump Tower

By Bill Parry

Stringer: Success Academy stiffed city

News

Stringer: Success Academy stiffed city

By Patrick Donachie

Opinion

Data shows Queens’ complex electoral map

By Prem Calvin Prashad

NYC Department of Health faulted for lax lead oversight

News

NYC Department of Health faulted for lax lead oversight

By Patrick Donachie

Springfield Gardens

Stirnger releases audit of Springfield Gardens charter

By Patrick Donachie

Opinion

Access-a-Ride is shortchanging New York’s disabled

By Scott M. Stringer

Politics

New York has one of the lowest voter turnout rates in nation: Stringer

By Mark Hallum

Bellerose

Queens Assemblywoman Barbara Clark, a champion of education, dies at 76

By Robert Pozarycki

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News

These three Queens neighborhoods are the most crowded in NYC

By Angela Matua

Ridgewood

Paid leave passes Assembly again

By Gabriel Rom

Politics

Editorial: City sees the light on homelessness

By QNS Editorial

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