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You've been summoned to serve on a New York City jury. Here's what to expect. - Vimarsana News

You've been summoned to serve on a New York City jury. Here's what to expect.

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A New Yorker's guide to jury duty - Vimarsana News

A New Yorker's guide to jury duty

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'A true visionary': Street co-naming honors late founder of Arverne By The Sea – QNS.com - Vimarsana News

'A true visionary': Street co-naming honors late founder of Arverne By The Sea – QNS.com

Elected officials and local leaders gathered together on Beach 73rd Street in Arverne on July 10 for a street co-naming ceremony honoring Alvin Benjamin, the

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Wavemakers - The Wave - Vimarsana News

Wavemakers - The Wave

Barbara Buffolino was raised in East New York, where her dad was an ironworker and her mom took a job in the public school system. Growing up in what she fondly refers to as a “union home,” is where the community activist says she learned the value of teamwork and the powerful influence a collective

Love the Constitution, not politics: Justice Larry Love must void the Assembly maps pronto - Vimarsana News

Love the Constitution, not politics: Justice Larry Love must void the Assembly maps pronto

Larry Love is a man of the house, the Assembly, where he served for two dozen years as a top aide to Queens Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer, her entire tenure. When she left to become Queens county clerk, a high-paying plum, Love was installed by the Democratic machine in 2012 as a Civil Court judge, unopposed in the primary or general, the way they like in Queens. In 2018, the machine gave him a 14-year term on state Supreme Court.