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P.S. 232 in Howard Beach, which this year has its very first 8th grade class, officially opened for the new school year on Tuesday, September 2.
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Farmstands open for season at Queens County Farm Museum and Jamaica Hospital
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Middle Village Players Roller Hockey League debuts first Summer season
DMC of iconic hip-hop group Run-DMC set to headline Queens Live! Concert at SummerStage Sunday
Teen attacked by man shouting anti-white rhetoric on a Downtown Jamaica street corner: NYPD
Queens Special Victims Squad joins search for alleged rapist in Downtown Flushing: NYPD
South Ozone Park gunman faces 25 years to life in prison for murder at Richmond Hill auto repair shop: DA
Thou shall not steal: Fake priest in Queens arrested for stealing from burglarizing borough church
Man sought for allegedly committing act of public lewdness in front of 16-year-old girl on Q43 bus: NYPD
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