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At the Brooklyn Cyclones game on Friday, June 27, some of the Girl Scouts from Howard Beach posed with the players.
Top row, left to right: Lindsay Casanova, Samantha Beneduce, Tiffany Beneduce, Gabrielle Careccia, Rebecca Beneduce, Kaitlyn Morales. Bottom row: Nicole Magliulo, Gianna Lavacca, Yvonne Scorcia, Camryn Morales, Gianna Saravo.
Miya Hair: A testament to love, resilience, and success
Black unemployment rate drops significantly in NYC, new economic report shows
City opens new 35-acre public nature preserve along the Rockaway waterfront in Edgemere
Senator Addabbo’s e-waste recycle extravaganza returns to Woodhaven May 5
Squatters lose tenant rights under new state law following push by northeast Queens legislators 
Historic Neir’s Tavern will host its ‘Halfway to 195th’ anniversary block party this Saturday
Check out the 14 food destinations in Queens featured on New York Times ‘100 Best’ list 
Queens Night Market returning with new vendors and more space this month 
New bagel store set to open in Sunnyside next month
Woodhaven BID gears up for restaurant week extravaganza in April Historic Neir’s Tavern will host its ‘Halfway to 195th’ anniversary block party this Saturday
All aboard! Fleet Week is returning this May; here are the ships set to come in
UBS Arena to host 2024 MTV Music Awards this September
Rap legend Nas honored with mural in Queensbridge for ‘Illmatic’s 30th Anniversary
Projections light up Floyd Bennett Field at inaugural arts festival
Two men sought in Kew Gardens attempted robbery and stabbing: NYPD
Holden introduces series of bills to bolster law enforcement and public safety
Memorial mass for bartender stabbed in Maspeth Irish bar set for Saturday in Elmhurst
NYPD Community Affairs Bureau breaks the ice with powerlifting and basketball event at J-CAP
Jamaica school crossing guard accused of attempted rape after undercover investigation: DA
Aldi opens new grocery store in JamaicaMiya Hair: A testament to love, resilience, and success
Famed Mary Louis Academy set to let go of 7 educators; inaugural president explains decisionBlack unemployment rate drops significantly in NYC, new economic report shows
City opens new 35-acre public nature preserve along the Rockaway waterfront in Edgemere
