Queens Daily Eagle
WEB4 days ago · Jul 25, 2024. ALL NEWS. The Queens Daily Eagle describes developments in the legal community, informs Queens residents of their rights and resources and provides a platform for borough-wide voices. Ultimately, we serve as a crucial guide to our borough’s legal system, a system that affects everyone who lives, works or visits Queens.
A local's guide to Rego Park — Queens Daily Eagle
WEBNov 6, 2019 · The NYCGo site only profiled nine Queens neighborhoods, so we're bringing you our readers' responses for what to do in the dozens of communities that make our borough the best in the world. For the second installment in our experts' guide to Queens communities, Rego Park native Peter Beadle submitted his favorite spots in …
Richards begins first full term as borough president
WEBJan 5, 2022 · By Rachel Vick. Donovan Richards began his first full term as Queens Borough President over the weekend after being sworn in on the front steps of Borough Hall. The quiet ceremony marked his transition from winning the special election to winning the November general election. “It is a great honor to …
Meet the candidates for nine open Queens Supreme Court …
WEBOct 27, 2020 · Mojgan Cohanim Lancman (Democratic) Lancman is an acting justice in Supreme Court, Civil Term. Before being elected judge in 2014, Lancman served for nearly two decades as a court attorney, arbitrator and court referee. She also served as law clerk in Queens Civil Court and in Queens Supreme Court. She is …
Here’s where to find Queens’ 18 early voting sites
WEBOct 19, 2020 · Early voting locations: Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens - 21-12 30th Road 11102. LaGuardia Community College - 31-10 Thomson Avenue 11101. Museum of the Moving Image - 36-01 35th Avenue 11106. Board of Elections Queens Voting Machine Facility Annex - 66-26 Metropolitan Ave 11379. Queens Public Library at Jackson Heights - 35-51 81st Street ...
Census data shows big growth in Queens — Queens Daily Eagle
WEBAug 13, 2021 · Census data shows big growth in Queens. August 13, 2021. Queens’ population grew by 7.8 percent over the past decade, according to 2020 Census data. The borough is now home to over 2.4 million people. Photo via Wikimedia Commons. By Rachel Vick and Jacob Kaye. After a landmark effort to ensure a complete count in the 2020 Census, the results ...
Seal sightings are up in NYC, but the marine mammals aren’t as …
WEBNov 23, 2020 · While seals may start showing up in late Fall, their peak season in New York lasts from March to May, said Montello, of the Marine Center. Spring break for New York City schools is usually the busiest time for the Marine Center because more people coming to the beach means more encounters with wildlife.
Electeds break ground on Willets Point development
WEBJun 16, 2021 · A host of elected officials broke ground on the Willets Point development project on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. Eagle photo by Jacob Kaye. By Jacob Kaye. It was a groundbreaking nearly 15 years in the making. Public officials, including Mayor Bill de Blasio, came together Wednesday to break ground on …
Gun diversion program launches in Queens Criminal Court
WEBApril 15, 2022. A new gun diversion part recently launched in Queens County Criminal Court. Eagle photo by Jacob Kaye. By Jacob Kaye. As shootings increase throughout the five boroughs, New York City leaders, for the most part, have gone to a familiar tool box to fight gun violence. But in Queens County Criminal Court prosecutors, court leaders ...
news — Queens News - Queens Daily Eagle
WEBSep 17, 2024 · Longtime jurist named interim administrative judge of Queens' top criminal court. Queens Supreme Court Justice Kenneth Holder will serve as the interim administrative judge in Queens County Supreme Court, Criminal Term, beginning Sept. 3, according to a memo obtained by the Eagle.
Skip to content