Danielle Woodward is a reporter for Patch in New York City, where she covers all things Queens. She came to Patch from the Traverse City Record-Eagle in Northern Michigan, where she's covered business, features and education news. She's also been a copy editor and producer for the Arizona Republic and has written for the online news site, Addiction Now.
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A year after the MTA contemplated demolishing the deteriorating overpass, LIRR president Phil Eng announced Wednesday it would be salvaged.
"Islands of the Unisphere" is among 10 art projects funded in NYC parks by a $100,000 grant from the clothing company Uniqlo.
"More than anything, it's a space for our youth to come and just find their chosen family," said the center's director Lindsey Duel
The 55-year-old Bronx man admitted to threatening and bribing witnesses to keep quiet in his colleague's 2013 case.
A passenger made the verbal bomb threat at a TSA screening point early Wednesday morning, authorities said.
The 3-month-old baby was found unresponsive in his crib early Wednesday morning, police said.
A woman allegedly stabbed her boyfriend in the abdomen after the two got into an argument in a Jackson Heights home.
A new study found nearly 2,000 apartments are being built in Long Island City flood zones, the highest of any area in New York City.
Local lawmakers announced funding for the 40,000-square-foot space at Bay Terrace Center of Samuel Field Y on Tuesday.
Cops are urging Bayside and Little Neck residents not to use public mailboxes after a recent string of thefts in the area.
The man was gunned down outside the convenience store near the 61st Street subway station early Tuesday morning, cops said.
The local choir hopes to be among the 1,000 voices participating in a "mile-long opera" through Chelsea's High Line.
The long-sought traffic signal will be installed at the Northern Boulevard intersection in "the coming days," city officials said.
An Astoria steakhouse and a Long Island City Italian eatery are the borough's only faces in the event showcasing NYC's "culinary culture."
The perp slashed the 63-year-old man and knocked him to the ground during his second break-in on Saturday, cops said.
Police are searching for a trio of men behind the violent assault.
The teen was found Saturday afternoon after her July 5 disappearance prompted a community-wide search.
Dozens of restaurants and breweries will take over the USTA National Tennis Center for the "Bacon And Beer Classic" on Sept. 29
Cops say an investigation into the 51-year-old Little Neck man began after the camp he worked at for 33 years received complaints about him.
This Bayside lawmaker announced that all donors at his annual summer blood drive will score two free tickets to a game at Citi Field.
