Progressives call for the end of 421-a
March 24, 2022
Progressive politicians have a new rallying cry: “421-a , let it die!” The little-known abbreviation is a major property tax break for developers that is
Progressive politicians have a new rallying cry: “421-a , let it die!” The little-known abbreviation is a major property tax break for developers that is
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Evan Triantafilidis evant@queensledger.com Sherry Algredo has been named the new chair of Community Board 9, which covers Woodhaven, Kew Gardens, and parts of Richmond Hill
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Progressive politicians have a new rallying cry: “421-a , let it die!” The little-known abbreviation is a major property tax break for developers that is
The commercial corridors of Jackson Heights are lined with one of the city’s most diverse dining scenes. But for many small businesses, like Mojito’s Restaurant
Last year, eight victims, including six Asian women, were killed when suspected gunman Robert Aaron Long opened fire in a shooting spree targeting three spas
Pols, advocates call for historic investments in parks By Evan Triantafilidis evant@queensledger.com Elected officials and parks advocates joined forces in Flushing Meadows Corona Park on
By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com The sneaker and fashion industries were always an interest of East Elmhurst native Sarah Sukumaran, but they were never something she
Evan Triantafilidis evant@queensledger.com Sherry Algredo has been named the new chair of Community Board 9, which covers Woodhaven, Kew Gardens, and parts of Richmond Hill
By Evan Triantafilidis An app designed by healthcare professionals at Mount Sinai to expedite and streamline care for heart attack patients has proved
Relay for Life Scheduled for Juniper Park in June The Middle Village Relay For Life began with a small, albeit passionate, band of a few
Almost 80 percent of students fully vaccinated By Evan Triantafilidis evant@queensledger.com Maspeth High School held an all-day COVID-19 clinic, offering vaccines, boosters, and both rapid
By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com Known for its eye-catching architecture, swanky cafes and rich cultural history, Ridgewood is a community appreciated by lifelong residents and first-time
