Queens Daily Eagle
WEB5 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 …
Queens County Clerk encourages online record access
WEBApril 08, 2020. The office of Queens County Clerk Audrey Pheffer encouraged Queens residents and attorneys to access records online instead of coming to the courthouse. Eagle photo by David Brand. By Rachel Vick. The Queens County Clerk’s office is urging people to use an online system to access certain court records in order to promote ...
A Queens judge committed to procedure and excellence
WEBMar 5, 2020 · A Queens judge committed to procedure and excellence. Justice Frederick Sampson presides in Queens Supreme Court in Long Island City. Eagle photo by Rachel Vick. By Rachel Vick. Growing up, Queens Supreme Court Justice Frederick Sampson didn’t see himself as a lawyer, or as an academic — as a kid on the Lower East Side he loved sports and ...
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 …
GOP nominee for Queens DA wants respect for cops, return to …
WEBAug 26, 2019 · Murray, a defense attorney and former cop, said he was motivated to seek the GOP nomination because he perceives a citywide civil decay that, if unchecked, could hasten a return to “the 80s and 90s in New York City.”. The lack of respect for rank-and-file NYPD officers, most of all Pantaleo, is a symptom of that decay, he said.
Queens man evicted - Queens Daily Eagle
WEBNov 7, 2020 · Queens man evicted. November 07, 2020. QUEENS NATIVE DONALD TRUMP lost his bid for reelection. AP PHOTO/PAUL SANCYA. By David Brand. A 74-year-old Jamaica Estates developer has less than three months left at his current address after Americans overwhelmingly voted him out of the White House, the AP projected Saturday.
Rockaway vandalism won't ruin summer celebrations
WEBMay 28, 2021. After being vandalized, the concessions at Rockaway Beach are ready to open for an eventful summer. Eagle file photo by Katie Finkowski. By Ryan Schwach. Weeks before the start of the summer, the vendors of the Beach 97th Street boardwalk concessions in the Rockaways walked into a wrecked interior …
A local’s guide to Woodside — Queens Daily Eagle
WEBNov 25, 2019 · The best thing about Woodside is easily its location at the confluence of the bike network (where Skillman & 43rd Ave. meet the Queens Boulevard protected bike lanes) and the 7 train. Biking is both useful and enjoyable here. Solid State on Roosevelt Ave is by far the best bar and place to hang out. It …
Occupy NYCHA takes root in South Jamaica - Queens Daily Eagle
WEBAug 1, 2019 · As he walked through the South Jamaica Houses — a sprawling NYCHA development that’s home to 3,000 people — he spoke candidly on a number of topics in rapidfire style: the recent Queens District Attorney race, flooding in the building that houses seniors, the history of red-lining in majority black and African American Southeast Queens.