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Ridgewood
Juniper Valley Park tree killers sought
City Parks Department officials and community leaders around Middle Village were searching for vandals who destroyed 12 newly planted trees in Juniper Valley Park over the weekend. Comment.
Ridgewood
Drunk driver sentenced for killing cabbie, Astoria woman
A 25-year-old Long Island man has been sentenced to 3 1/2 years to 10 1/2 years in prison for driving drunk and crashing into a livery cab in Astoria in November, killing a 30-year-old Cypriot woman from the neighborhood as well as the cab’s driver, the Queens district attorney said. Comment.
Forest Hills Ledger
Special election puts Miller in Assembly
Community Board 5 member Mike Miller will fill the shoes of disgraced former state Assemblyman Anthony Seminerio after handily beating Republican opponent Donna Marie Caltabiano in a special election Tuesday. Comment.
Ridgewood
White leads race by six votes
With City Councilman Thomas White (D-South Ozone Park) holding a razor thin lead of only six votes in Tuesday’s Democratic primary, his main challenger said he will continue to fight for a chance to be the leader of the 28th Council district. Comment.
Forest Hills Ledger
Astorians hid income to stay in subsidized housing: City
Two Astoria residents and a former Richmond Hill denizen have been accused of defrauding the city of thousands of dollars by concealing household income, city Department of Investigation Commissioner Rose Gill Hearn said. Comment.
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