Iryna Shkurhan is a reporter focusing on local news in Queens, New York. She writes for QNS.com and her work has also appeared in BQE Media & Marketing. Iryna covers a range of topics including community events, local businesses, transportation issues, and environmental conservation.
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Queens, New York, United States (Local)
Iryna Shkurhan's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, and politics within Queens, New York. Her articles often include coverage of government announcements and local events. Given this focus, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out should consider providing information about upcoming local events in Queens or relevant political developments affecting the area.
For those looking to engage with Iryna Shkurhan, it would be beneficial to offer insights into community issues and developments within Queens. Additionally, pitches related to cultural events, educational initiatives impacting the community, and stories highlighting the experiences of families and residents may align well with her areas of interest.
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By: Iryna Shkurhan
As part of the annual congressional art contest which has been held since 1982, one Elmhurst student took home first place in Congresswoman Grace Meng’s
By: Iryna Shkurhan
Congressman Tom Suozzi was part of a bipartisan congressional delegation that joined President Joe Biden in Normandy, France, earlier last week to commemorate
By: Iryna Shkurhan
Raj Tawney, whose recently released memoirs chronicles childhood memories in Queens, will have his book taught at Queensborough Community College this year.
By: Iryna Shkurhan
Residents of Hollis Hills are considering a class action lawsuit after discovering that asbestos remediation was being worked on along Union Turnpike, and
By: Iryna Shkurhan
In this June's primary election, three State Assembly races in Queens could bring new leaders to Albany.
By: Iryna Shkurhan
Around 100 Queer teens, some coming from as far as Westchester and Brooklyn, filled up the New York Hall of Science in Corona last Friday for an annual "Pride
Fireworks light up the sky at the Fort Totten Park Independence Day celebration last year.
By: Iryna Shkurhan
U.S. Rep. Nydia M. Velázquez visited Sunnyside Community Services on Thursday morning to deliver a check for $450,000 in federal funds for a requested renovation project.
By: Iryna Shkurhan
For the June 25 primary election, thousands of Queens voters showed up to cast their ballots for new representatives in Albany and a less-known but important judicial position.
By: Iryna Shkurhan
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez easily held on to her seat with overwhelming support from her Queens and Bronx constituents.
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