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City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer

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St. George »

NYC cultural institutions signed up thousands for free memberships. Now they're seeking compensation.

Corona »

The museum has doubled in size by taking over the old skating rink at Flushing Meadows Park.

Sunnyside »

Staff says the landlord refuses to negotiate a lease for the market, which has been open for decades.

Sunnyside »

Lou Rispoli was beaten to death on a Sunnyside street last month.

Woodside »

The city plans to add nearly 500 seats to P.S. 339 and add an annex to P.S. 11 to seat hundreds more.

Astoria »

Local residents, businesses and elected officials in Western Queens help victims of Hurricane Sandy.

Long Island City »

Schools have reopened in 30 th district in Western Queens with the exception of P.S. 78 in Hunters Point.

Long Island City »

Long Island City and Astoria begin to recover after widespread flooding during Hurricane Sandy.

Long Island City »

Portions of the popular waterfront park in Long Island City were under water Monday.

Long Island City »

As Long Island City develops, Jimmy Van Bramer says he wants to make sure the streets stay safe.

Long Island City »

Amy Sanchez was hit by a bullet at the Queensbridge Houses while doing homework.

Sunnyside »

Dog owners embrace the plan to build a new dog run at Torsney Playground.  

Woodside »

Local pols try to help police by handing out fliers with a description of the suspect.

Long Island City »

Residents of the Queensbridge Houses can now buy bags full of fresh fruit and veggies for $10.  

Long Island City »

Residents can drop off school supplies to help children from poor families.