Elmhurst community", houses one of the most extensive collections of African American art and literature. A component of the Queens Library system, the Langston Hughes Community Library and Cultural Center, is located in Corona on Northern Boulevard. The Black Heritage Reference Center, a part of the Langston Hughes Community Library and Cultural Center, serves Queens with a comprehensive reference and circulating collection, totaling approximately 30,000 volumes of materials written about and related to Black culture. Media The Corona East Elmhurst News, first published in 1959 by Kenneth and Corien Drew, was located on Astoria Boulevard. It ultimately became the Queens Voice and was published from 1959 to 2002. The tabloid-style newspaper was a weekly publication which included many notable columnists that highlighted the social and political activities of the African American communities of Corona and East Elmhurst and the Borough of Queens. Infrastructure Transportation Public transit There are no New York City Subway stations nearby, but MTA Regional Bus Operations' Q19, Q23, Q33, Q47, Q48, Q49, Q66, Q69, Q72, and M60 SBS buses serve East Elmhurst. Highways: Grand Central Parkway I-278 (Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, eastern leg) Boulevards: Ditmars Boulevard Astoria Boulevard Northern Boulevard 94th Street (in East Elmhurst until Northern Blvd. going South; then it becomes Junction Boulevard from there). Pedestrian overpass: 73rd Street Pedestrian Overpass Bridge – a pedestrian bridge over the Grand Central Parkway that connects Astoria Boulevard North in Astoria Heights to St. Michael's Cemetery and Q19 bus stop on Astoria Boulevard South. There are two Flushing Bay Promenade pedestrian footbridges, one via 27th Avenue and the other via 31st Drive. Bike lanes In Queens Community District 3, 11% of roads have bike lanes. The bike lanes in East Elmhurst include: 31st Avenue 32nd Avenue 81st and 82nd Streets 88th Street 27th Avenue to the Malcolm X Promenade Co-named streets: Father Eugene F. Donnelly Corner is located on the corner of 80th Street and 25th Avenue next to Our Lady of Fatima Parish. It was named after Father Donnelly who served as parish priest to the Our Lady of Fatima Parish community in East Elmhurst for 42 years. The street co-naming event took place on September 21, 2013. Marcellus Matricciano Way is located on the corner of 75th Street and 30th Avenue. It is a tribute to Marcellus Matricciano who was killed in the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001. Mount Everest Way is located on the corner