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Richmond Hill
Rich Hill man seeks to clear name in 1996 drive-by killing
The Queens DA agreed last Thursday to look into the 2004 conviction of a Richmond Hill man who is serving 11 years of a life sentence for a 1996 drive-by shooting. Comment.
Letters
Avella must care about entire district
I am happy, Joseph R. Maligieri, that state Sen. Tony Avella (D-Bayside) responded to your concerns (“Avella cares about constituents,” Aug. 18-24). Comment.
St. Albans
Comrie helps minorities join city’s Bravest
The FDNY has seen an increase in the number of minorities who have applied to be part of New York’s Bravest and an elected official in southeast Queens as well as the fire commissioner are crediting the rise to a more active recruiting presence in inner-city communities. Comment.
Jamaica
Jury finds Jamaica squatter guilty of killing neighbor
A Jamaica squatter was convicted last week of killing another person in an abandoned building two years ago after the two quarreled over an illegal prostitution ring that was being operated out of the property, the Queens district attorney said. Comment.
Hollis
Sickle Cell sufferers march to put disease in spotlight
About 60 people marched from York College to Roy Wilkins Park Sunday to bring attention to a disease they say does not get the attention it deserves. Comment.
Jamaica
Woman robbed of $40 at knifepoint: Post
JFK AIRPORT — Gary Fitzgerald, 47, allegedly robbed a woman Sept. 18 in the John F. Kennedy International Airport parking lot, the New York Post reported. Comment.
South Jamaica
Drunk driver hits family of three in Jamaica: DA
JAMAICA — A South Jamaica man who was allegedly driving drunk hit a family of three standing near their car Sept. 12, according to a criminal complaint from the Queens district attorney’s office. Comment.
South Jamaica
Boro man caught with drugs, gun in home: DA
SOUTH JAMAICA — A South Jamaica man unsuccessfully tried to ditch a gun and bag full of drugs when he led police on a chase into his own house Sept. 13, according to a complaint from the Queens district attorney’s office. Comment.
Rosedale
Rosedale girl stabbed to death in Brooklyn
City Councilman James Sanders (D-Laurelton) is calling for an end to youth violence after a Rosedale teen was fatally stabbed when she walked the streets of Brooklyn unattended over the weekend. Comment.
Jamaica
City eyes hospital for landmark
The president of the Central Queens Historical Association said southeast Queens has been lucky to have several of its buildings and neighborhoods recognized by the city as official landmarks and there are still more places that deserve recognition, including Mary Immaculate Hospital. Comment.
St. Albans
Reddick returns to CB 12
Community Board 12 gave a warm welcome to its district manager last week during its monthly meeting as she proudly stepped back into her position after spending five months recuperating from a serious auto accident. Comment.
Jamaica Hills
Tietz Center renovation receives praise from pols
After two years, The Margaret Tietz Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Jamaica Hills held the grand opening Friday for its newly renovated facility on Chapin Parkway with the help of elected officials. Comment.
Jamaica Times
SJU coach hits milestone
For 18 years, Joanne Persico has been at the helm of St. John’s volleyball, taking the women’s program from infancy to national acclaim. Her recent achievement of 350 career wins is only one of the many accomplishments she has reached over her highly successful career. Comment.
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