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Last Updated: 5/16/13

Advocacy Groups Protest MLS FMCP Stadium Plan
Opponents of Mayor Mike Bloomberg’s proposal to build a soccer stadium at Flushing Meadows Corona Park – and of potential investor Shiek Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan – gathered outside of the United Arab Emirates American embassy in Manhattan on May 9.
Photo by Luis Gronda

.:Inside Queens Tribune
In Your Opinion
This week's letters sent in from readers like you!
Stop The Nonsense
Mayor Mike Bloomberg certainly has a way about him. From the very beginning of the discussions to
bring a soccer stadium to Flushing Meadows
Corona Park....
Artist of Queens: Alacia Stubbs
When it comes to art, Alacia Stubbs has had a storied history, both in and out of Queens, that is far from complete. Stubbs lived in Queens Village for 26 years before moving down to Charlottesville....
Not Goodbye; Just A Slight Change Of Focus
For what seems to have been a lifetime – almost 35 years — it has been my privilege to guide the Queens Tribune. Serving as publisher and CEO of any newspaper

The Great Taste Of Queens
Woodhaven Film Set To Premiere
Jacob A. Riis Hosts Arts Festival

Peralta ‘Surprised’ At Wiretap Inclusion
In light of the news that he was among one of nine individuals secretly wiretapped by disgraced ex-Senator Shirley Huntley ....[continue]

CB 7 Reverses Course On Willets Point
After an intense debate and hours of comments from the general public, Community Board 7 ultimately voted to approve ....[continue]

Walcott, Iannece Clash On CB 11 Meeting
The fallout from last week’s volatile Community Board 11 meeting continued with an exchange of words between Schools....[continue]

Saujani Discusses Public Advocate Bid
During the Queens Tribune’s series of sit-downs with candidates running for elected office, Reshma Saujani joined the Tribune's....[continue]

OP-ED: Legislative Crime Wave Or Better Prosecutors?
Is there a crime wave among elected officials in New York State? That is a question that can reasonably be asked in view of the current....[continue]

Community Rallies To Save Horse Stable
For more than 100 years, a barn and horse stable have sat at the end of Auburndale Lane in Auburndale. Now known as the ....[continue]

Queensbridge Park Seawall Gets A Facelift
The long awaited 200-foot restoration of the seawall at the edge of Queensbridge Park was initiated with a groundbreaking ....[continue]

Wills, Peralta Linked To Huntley Taps
In a response to petitions filed by reporters, Judge Jack Weinstein unsealed a document that contained the names of nine people ....[continue]

USTA Agrees On Parkland
For FMCP

Flushing Meadows Corona Park is set to get more parkland. The United States Tennis Association has agreed to replace 1.56 acres of ....[continue]

Carrion Discusses Mayoral Run
As part of the Queens Tribune’s ongoing series of interviews with City and Queens candidates running for elected office, Adolfo Carrion....[continue]

Officials Rally For Library Funding
Elected officials, library staff, library patrons and supporters rallied together on May 7 against funding cuts proposed by Mayor....[continue]

Noncitizen Residents
Speak Up

Community members spoke various languages, while chanting in unison, “voting right is a human right,” on April 6 at Diversity Plaza....[continue]

STEM Academy Faces
Site-Split

The STEM Academy program, one of five citywide Gifted and Talented programs, located at PS 85 Judge Charles J. Vallone. ....[continue]

Two Liu Staffers Found Guilty
Two former staffers of City Comptroller John Liu were found guilty of being involved of a fraud scheme last Friday. ....[continue]

Staying Safe On The Road
For baby boomers and beyond, a lot has changed since they first received their drivers’ license - from car technology and traffic ....[continue]

Far Rockaway Medical Office Reopens After Sandy
Queens-Long Island Medical Group, now part of AdvantageCare Physicians, reopened its medical office in Far Rockaway...[continue]