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The Queens Post publishes 10 local news sites in Queens.

We deliver up-to-the-minute reports on education, local politics, small business, crime, neighborhood real estate and more. Our experienced reporters dig up stories—both big and small—that are of concern to local residents.

We generate approximately 1 million page views per month.

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The Queens Post is operated by Christian Murray and Czarinna Andres.

Murray is a veteran journalist who worked as a reporter for Newsday and Thomson Reuters prior to establishing the company in 2010. He has a master’s degree from the Columbia School of Journalism and is a graduate of the University of Auckland in New Zealand.

Andres is a long-time Sunnyside business operator. She owned Bing’s Hallmark in Sunnyside and served on the board of Sunnyside Shines Business Improvement District and Community Board 2.  Andres is a graduate of Assumption College in Manila.

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    Recent News

    Eastern Queens Greenway project connecting local parks gets $6 million in City Council funding

    The Eastern Queens Greenway plan is a step closer to fruition after Council Member Sandra Ung joined Speaker Adrienne Adams in Kissena Park on Oct. 2, where they announced $6 million in funding to complete two sections of the greenway that will create a seamless connection between Flushing Meadows Corona Park and Alley Pond Park.

    “We are fortunate in Eastern Queens to have a number of amazing parks, but in many places they are physically close but disconnected from one another,” Ung said. “This funding will create new connections and improve existing ones to create a continuous and safe path from Flushing Meadows to Alley Pond and beyond. These projects will increase access points to our open spaces, which in turn will make them safer for seniors, families, and those with mobility impairments.”