See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Robert Cole TimesLedger Newspapers With several players unavailable while on vacation, Construction coach Daniel Paradis used the opening round of the 49th Annual James Monroe Campus Holiday Invitational Baseball Tourname…
See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Merle Exit TimesLedger Newspapers An opening night weather delay did not deter a great show for UniverSoul Circus at Roy Wilkins Park The show got off to a rousing start with two groups of young cheerleaders taking the st…
See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Naeisha Rose TimesLedger Newspapers Mayor Bill de Blasio was in Jackson Heights last week for a town hall to announce progress on two major park projects in the neighborhood and extended trash pickups to combat litter. So…
See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Naeisha Rose TimesLedger Newspapers Dozens of people were outside City Hall last week to condemn Charter Communications, a cable company that also goes by the name of Spectrum, to mark the one-year anniversary when many o…
See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Mark Hallum TimesLedger Newspapers A Rockaway man was charged in the death of a 3-year-old girl Tuesday after the victim was found unresponsive in her family’s apartment Monday evening and rushed to a medical facili…
See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Mark Hallum TimesLedger Newspapers City and state elected officials announced the passage of legislation last Friday that will amend the penal code, making it illegal for police officers to engage in sexual activity with…
See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Naeisha Rose TimesLedger Newspapers Two branches of the Queens Public Library system will close for temporary upgrades. On April 14 through the fall of 2019, the 10,800-square-foot Glendale Community Library will receive…
See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Mark Hallum TimesLedger Newspapers Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced details of the fiscal year 2019 state budget with a message that tightened oversight of City Hall and stood defiant against the administration in Washington.…
See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Will O’Meara TimesLedger Newspapers As a Sunnyside father and husband, I support the installation of protected bike lanes and safer crosswalks for pedestrians on Skillman and 43rd avenues. Let me tell you why. One y…
See this story at TimesLedger.com . By Lenore Skenazy TimesLedger Newspapers Oh, to be as ahead of the curve as Utah! That state just passed the first-in-the-country Free-Range Parenting Law, based on the movement I founded, Free-Range Kids. The law guarantees…