Noelle Hunter and Paul Trust: Queenslink. Is an Abandoned Railroad Line the Answer to Building a Much-Needed North-South Subway Connection in Queens, New York?

Update: 2025-04-25

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The QueensLink is a group of grassroots activists seeking to improve public transit and open space in Central and South Queens through the creative reuse of a long-neglected, city-owned treasure, the Rockaway Beach Branch right-of-way. Their leaders are volunteers who live in New York City, a majority of them in Queens.

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