The King Manor Museum hosted its King Manor Back-to-School Fair on August 23rd. The event was free and open to the public. In addition to
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Category: Community
NCNW Hosts Community Day
The National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) hosted its Community Day on September 20th. The free and open-to-the-public event took place in Archie Spigner Park,
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Assembly Member Hyndman Hosts Merrick Boulevard Cleanup
New York State Assembly Member Alicia L. Hyndman hosted “Keep Merrick Boulevard Clean” on September 20th from 8 AM to 12 PM. The free and
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Greater Jamaica Development Corporation on the Move!
By Victor Ramos and Raul Ramos Over the last decade, Downtown Jamaica, Queens, has been in the middle of a dramatic transformation, and at the
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Neighborhood Man is Top Cop in 105 Precinct
By Shayne GuzmanWith reporting by Victor Ramos and Raul Ramos When Douglas Moodie was a boy growing up in Kingston, Jamaica, more than thirty years
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Southeast Queens Community and the 105th Precinct Celebrate National Night Out
By: Victor Ramos, Raul Ramos, and Shayne Guzman National Night National Night Out is an annual community outreach event organized by the police, aimed at
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A Better Jamaica Hosts Karaoke Night in Brookville Park
A Better Jamaica wrapped its Tuesday night presentations of Family Movies in the Park with a karaoke night in Brookville Park. Each of the other
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Morningstar Baptist Church Hosts Community Carnival
The Morningstar Baptist Church, in conjunction with National Grid, hosted a Community Carnival on August 23rd. The event was free and open to the public.
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Comrie, Williams, and Hyndman Host Back-to-School Celebration
New York State Senator Leroy Comrie, New York City Council Member Nantasha Williams, and New York State Assembly Member Alicia Hyndman hosted their annual Back
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Intermediate School 59 Hosts Annual Community Health Fair
IS 59Q hosted its Annual Community Health, Education, and Employment Resources Fair on May 17th. The event, held in the school yard, was free and
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