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Anna Sackel

Anna Sackel

Verified

Segment Producer, CBS News 24/7

New York

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Cell Phones, Computers , Asian Technology Companies, Auto Industry , Microsoft, Cars , Buying And Selling Cars, Luxury Cars , Electric Cars

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Technical Business

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Total articles 70

  • Pedestrian hit on Woodhaven Blvd.

    By Anna Sackel Verified| Queens Chronicle Verified This latest crash caused an uproar in the community, with many people criticizing the Department of Transportation for failing to keep pedestrians and drivers safe. “Since the Select Bus Service implementation in November 2017, there have been countless vehicle accidents along Woodhaven Boulevard. My constituents cross the boulevard every day,” said Assemblyman Mike Miller (D-Woodhaven) in a letter sent to Mayor de Blasio.

    By Anna Sackel Verified · Queens Chronicle

    Aug. 09, 2018

  • A major makeover for Sunset Cove

    By Anna Sackel Verified| Queens Chronicle Verified The first will create an elevated walking trail, maritime forest, restored wetlands and wetlands creek. The second phase will create a boardwalk out over the wetlands constructed out of the salvaged Rockaway Boardwalk lumber. The boardwalk will lead to a covered viewing and outdoor classroom area. “This project, at the southern end of Broad Channel, will provide access and views that do not exist anywhere in the city.

    By Anna Sackel Verified · Queens Chronicle

    Aug. 09, 2018

  • City issues RFP for James Court project

    By Anna Sackel Verified| Queens Chronicle Verified Fixing James Court, which is prone to floods even during light rainfalls and slight changes in the tides, has been in the works for more than a decade. The purpose of the bulkhead is to reduce flooding and erosion of the street. While it will not completely fix the problem, it should significantly improve it. State Sen. Joe Addabbo Jr. (D-Howard Beach) first started allocating money for the upgrade when he was a city councilman.

    By Anna Sackel Verified · Queens Chronicle

    Aug. 09, 2018

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CBS News 24/7