Peter C. Mastrosimone is the Editor-In-Chief at NewsBreak. He focuses on law and legal affairs, litigation, and covers events and conferences, often exploring topics such as lawsuits and disaster response, as well as fine art and urban art. Peter's work has been featured in NewsBreak and the Queens Chronicle.
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Peter C. Mastrosimone's coverage predominantly focuses on crime and local news in the Queens area of New York, with a significant portion dedicated to expert commentary. He may be open to pitches from individuals or organizations who can provide valuable insights related to criminal activities, public safety concerns, and community events within Queens.
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Did they have ’57 Chevys in ancient Pompeii? You might think so, looking at Jon Garfield’s work “Glory Days.”Made of white ceramic, the sculpture shows the back end of the
By: Peter C. Mastrosimone
Are you now, or have you ever been, a tree hugger? Sure you have! So come on out sometime in the next few weeks and help the city count, measure and generally survey all the trees in our parks.
The teenage punk who beat a man and punched his wife in the face in Malba when they objected to the riotous car takeover he and his friends staged in
Are you now, or have you ever been, a tree hugger?. Sure you have! So come on out sometime in the next few weeks and help the city count, measure and gener
By: Peter C. Mastrosimone
Queens has a starring role in the story of the world's greatest rock band, The Beatles.
By: Peter C. Mastrosimone
A special concert on Sunday featured classical music composed over a 200-year period but was performed in honor of one date only: Sept. 11, 2001.
By: Peter C. Mastrosimone
The mail carrier who had an altercation with police in Lindenwood in mid-August has not been seen on the route since then and is believed to be officially off it, an area resident tells the Chronicle.
The two cases of Legionnaires’ disease diagnosed at North Shore Towers in Floral Park do not constitute a community cluster and the bacteria’s presence has not been confirmed in the
The last defendant in a 13-member organized theft ring was sentenced to prison Oct. 5, according to the office of Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz, who took the opportunity to
By: Peter C. Mastrosimone
Five reputed gang members, including a set of twin brothers and two alleged gunmen who are underage, have been indicted for gunplay and other mayhem committed in Corona, prosecutors announced Oct. 22.
