Noh, a political strategist who married Won in 2020 and then managed her 2021 campaign for a western Queens Council seat, thumbed out the questionable tweets over a decade ago through the @EugeneNoh handle, screenshots show.
Innovation QNS would bring nearly 3,000 apartments and two acres of green space to Astoria if approved. The project is supported by Mayor Adams, Queens Borough President Donovan Richards and several powerful labor unions. But Councilwoman Julie Won, who reps the district, has voiced opposition to the proposal, contending it offers up too little in the way of affordable housing.