Sophie Krichevsky is a journalist at Queens Chronicle. She covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news, regional interest, and world news across North America and Latin America. Sophie has been featured in notable publications such as City & State and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Brooklyn, United States (Local)
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Sophie's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in the Queens area of New York. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government, politics, community events, accidents/incidents as well as sports.
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Capitol reporters spoofed “the accidental leader” in the annual parody musical.
Sports fandom can be a useful tool to New York politicians – if they know what they’re talking about.
By: Sophie Krichevsky, Fariha Rahman, Rebecca C. Lewis, Jeff Coltin
It’s the wild west out there for outside spending.
By: Sophie Krichevsky, Fariha Rahman
Taylor Swift’s custom T-shirt from Game 4 served as our inspiration.
By: Sophie Krichevsky
We talked with forever fans about their ferch, their favorite players and whose signatures they got.
By: Kate Lisa, Sophie Krichevsky
With Trump in office, Democrats are demanding that someone – anyone – just do something.
By: Chantal Mann, Sophie Krichevsky
Road work ahead? The mayor sure hopes it does.
By: Sophie Krichevsky
He could relive his time on the banana boat or battle minivans on I-95.
By: Sophie Krichevsky
He could relive his time on the banana boat or battle minivans on I-95.
By: Chantal Mann, Sophie Krichevsky
It’s 2022 all over again, as the Republican gubernatorial nominee argues he’s the pro-public safety, pro-education candidate in the race.
