Photo Gallery
On Thursday, August 26th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer attended the Post Office Dedication for Geraldine Ferraro in Long Island City. (From Left to Right: Geraldine Ferraro and Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer)
On Tuesday, August 31st Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer joined Councilman James Sanders and Assemblywoman Michele Titus for the Grand Re-Opening of the Arverne Library in Far Rockaway. (From Left to Right: Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, Chief Executive Officer of the Queens Library Thomas Galante, Council Member James Sanders and Assemblywoman Michele Titus)
On Tuesday, September 7th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, Congressman Joseph Crowley, concerned parents and families gathered together at a dangerous intersection to speak out against the elimination of a critical bus variance for elementary school children at P.S. 229. (From Left to Right: Concerned Parents and Children, Congressman Joseph Crowley, Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, Concerned Parent Thomas Haggerty and Dmytro Fedkowskyj Queens representative on the Panel for Educational Policy.)
On Thursday, September 2nd Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, Assemblywoman Cathy Nolan, Community Board 2 Chairman Joseph Conley and concerned neighbors rallied together in front of the Casa Romana Bar in Sunnyside, Queens to demand its closure.
On Tuesday, August 24th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer joined representatives from the U.S. Citizenship Immigration Services for an informative session at the Emerald Isle Immigration Center in Woodside.
Council Member Van Bramer joins youth from Woodside On The Move’s Summer Camp in their dance showcase entitled “Traveling Through Time.” (From Left to Right: Education Training Director Lavern Mason-Howard, Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, Woodside On The Move Executive Director Rosa Reyes and P.S. 11 Youth Program Coordinator Corey Feldman.)
On Saturday, August 28th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer joined local children at their 13th Annual Thomas “Butch” McMichael Youth Basketball Tournament in Ravenswood. Council Member Van Bramer was pleased to help fund tournament t-shirts for this year’s competition.
On Saturday, August 28th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer joins Woodside Tenants Association President Annie Cotton Morris and President and Founder of the East River Development Alliance (ERDA) Bishop Mitchell Taylor at the Woodside Houses Family Day Event in Cherry Park. (From Left to Right: Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, Woodside Tenants Association President Annie Cotton Morris and President and Founder of the East River Development Alliance (ERDA) Bishop Mitchell Taylor.)
On Thursday, August 19th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer joined local elected officials and neighbors to celebrate the progress and funding for renovations to Sunnyside Gardens Park, including $25K which Council Member Van Bramer and the New York City Council helped allocate funding for. (From left to right: Community Board 2 Joe Conley, Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer, Assemblywoman Margaret Markey, Congressman Joe Crowley and Con Edison Queens Public Affairs Director Carol Conslato.)
On Thursday, August 26th Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer celebrated Mother Teresa’s birthday by helping with the distribution of groceries and fresh locally grown produce to families at the Hour Children Food Pantry in Long Island City. The Hour Children organization, which Council Member Van Bramer helped secure $5,000 in funding for this year, provides a multitude of family and supportive services that help transform the lives of formerly incarcerated women with children.