BY JACK DELANEY | jdelaney@queensledger.com Patrick Martinez appears poised to win an incredibly tight primary in Assembly District 30, besting Shamsul Haque by only seven votes after
Councilmember Phil Wong and his staff clashed with contractors at a planned battery storage center. BY PATRICK STACHNIAK news@queensledger.com MIDDLE VILLAGE — Tensions have flared
By Emmanuel Kragbe news@queensledger.com Queens College President Franklin H. Wu announced that he will retire on July 30, leaving many in the campus community wondering
At a boozy election night watch party at East Williamsburg’s 99 Scott, politicos, DSA-insiders, and folk heroes of the NYC Left celebrated a “durable movement”
BY JACK DELANEY | jdelaney@quensledger.com SOUTH OZONE PARK — Joey and Bean sat in the empty bleachers of the Aqueduct Racetrack, reminiscing with a gaggle of
BY COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com FLUSHING — The killer of Albert “Avrumie” Itzkowitz is still on the loose more than a month after the 75-year-old grandfather
BY RICK HORAN | news@queensledger.com New Yorkers are complaining about “top-down” overreach in Washington, DC, but let’s take a moment to consider who’s pulling the
By CAROL CHEN news@queensledger.com RICHMOND HILL — Dozens of residents, business owners and faith leaders gathered at the corner of 118th Street and Jamaica Avenue
BY JACK DELANEY | jdelaney@queensledger.com Campaigning is a “constant thing,” says Rep. Grace Meng. It’s a mode politicians must inhabit whether the next election is two
An insurgent progressive takes on a seven-term incumbent. BY COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com Incumbent Grace Meng and challenger Chuck Park are about as far apart as
BY JACK DELANEY | jdelaney@queensledger.com Patrick Martinez appears poised to win an incredibly tight primary in Assembly District 30, besting Shamsul Haque by only seven votes after
Councilmember Phil Wong and his staff clashed with contractors at a planned battery storage center. BY PATRICK STACHNIAK news@queensledger.com MIDDLE VILLAGE — Tensions have flared
By Emmanuel Kragbe news@queensledger.com Queens College President Franklin H. Wu announced that he will retire on July 30, leaving many in the campus community wondering
At a boozy election night watch party at East Williamsburg’s 99 Scott, politicos, DSA-insiders, and folk heroes of the NYC Left celebrated a “durable movement”
BY JACK DELANEY | jdelaney@quensledger.com SOUTH OZONE PARK — Joey and Bean sat in the empty bleachers of the Aqueduct Racetrack, reminiscing with a gaggle of
BY COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com FLUSHING — The killer of Albert “Avrumie” Itzkowitz is still on the loose more than a month after the 75-year-old grandfather
BY RICK HORAN | news@queensledger.com New Yorkers are complaining about “top-down” overreach in Washington, DC, but let’s take a moment to consider who’s pulling the
By CAROL CHEN news@queensledger.com RICHMOND HILL — Dozens of residents, business owners and faith leaders gathered at the corner of 118th Street and Jamaica Avenue
BY JACK DELANEY | jdelaney@queensledger.com Campaigning is a “constant thing,” says Rep. Grace Meng. It’s a mode politicians must inhabit whether the next election is two
An insurgent progressive takes on a seven-term incumbent. BY COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com Incumbent Grace Meng and challenger Chuck Park are about as far apart as
