By QNS News Team
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A jittery horse escaped his stable and ran into rush-hour traffic in Queens yesterday morning, striking a car, authorities said.
Blackjack fled from Cedar Lane Stables in Howard Beach at around 8:20 a.m.
He struck a Honda sedan that had been waiting for the light, smashing its windshield.
Unknown man sought for stabbing woman in the neck during beef over massage services in Flushing: NYPD
CM Robert Holden holds rally outside City Hall alongside e-bike victims and advocates for ‘Priscilla’s Law’
NYS launches ‘Be Your Own Boss’ campaign to promote licensed professions
TD Bank names Ralph Bumbaca new Metro New York operations leader
City Council passes package of flood protection bills authored by Council Member Gennaro
Sisters open Nabhya Indian Restaurant in Kew Gardens, bringing authentic North Indian flavors to the neighborhood
New restaurant serving up Mexican comfort food to open in Kew Gardens
Queens Together to host third annual International Food Expo in Corona next week
Popular chicken joint Raising Cane’s to open new Jamaica location Dec. 10
German restaurant Manor Oktoberfest bids farewell to Atlas Park in Glendale after 18 years
Italy’s C2C Music Festival comes to Queens in 2025 for its first U.S event in 23-year-history
Community Singers of Queens to perform at Bayside Historical Society Wednesday
Far Rockaway church hosts festive holiday sing-along with Handel’s ‘Messiah’ this weekend
International Food Expo in Queens raises vital funds for food relief during the holiday season
Queens hip-hop icon Darryl “DMC” McDaniels debuts two new songs at LIMEHOF 20th anniversary event
Two men sought for swastika vandalism case at Elmhurst Educational Campus: NYPD
Queens Village deli worker gets 24 years for gunning down pal over money dispute: DA
Midtown assassin: NYPD releases new images of suspect, continues evidence hunt in Central Park
Midtown assassin: NYPD retraces steps of gunman who executed healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, recover backpack in Central Park
DA Melinda Katz and NYPD announce takedown of 11 ‘worst of the worst’ gang members in Queens
