Queens Chronicle

Queens Chronicle

The Queens Chronicle is a complimentary weekly publication located in Rego Park, Queens, a neighborhood in New York City. It started in November 1978 under the name The Paper, founded by Susan Merzon.

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  • 2 days ago | qchron.com | Michael Gannon

    City Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez is a full-throated supporter of speed cameras in New York City, saying the declining fatality and injury statistics since their start as a small pilot program in 2014 don’t lie.

  • 5 days ago | qchron.com | Michael Gannon

    The New York State Department of Transportation has issued three travel advisories in connection with ongoing construction at two major highway interchanges in Queens. Poor weather could cause rescheduling. Two of the projects are at the Grand Central Parkway-Long Island Expressway interchange at the Forest Hills-Corona border.

  • 6 days ago | qchron.com | Ron Marzlock

    Joseph F. Crowley Jr. was born March 16, 1962, the son of Joseph F. Crowley Sr., a New York City Police detective, and Eileen Crowley, who emigrated from Northern Ireland. The second of four siblings, he graduated from Queens College with a degree in political science. It would suit his career. Crowley was first elected to the state Assembly, serving there from 1987 to 1998. He married R.N. Kasey Anne Nilson in 1998, and they had three children: Kenzie, Liam and Cullen.

  • 1 week ago | qchron.com | Stephanie Meditz

    Learning about Douglaston’s flora and fauna is a walk in the park for kids who participate in Alley Pond Environmental Center’s Science in the Woods program. Held in partnership with the city Parks Department, the series invites children aged 8 to 12 to hike through nature with an expert and experience all that the forest ecosystem has to offer. “I hope they learn that they don’t have to be a scientist to enjoy nature,” said Erica Chow, the environmental educator who leads the walks.

  • 1 week ago | qchron.com | Michael Gannon

    In the end, it wasn’t even close. The state Senate on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly to alienate parkland beneath the parking lot at Citi Field, clearing a major obstacle for New York Mets owner Steve Cohen and his partners in their effort to bring a casino to Flushing. The bill, sponsored by state Sen. John Liu (D-Bayside) and vehemently opposed by Sen. Jessica Ramos (D-Jackson Heights), in whose district most of the roughly 50 acres sits, passed by a final vote of 54-5.