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Whitestone

Suspect wanted for sexually abusing 15-year-old girl as she got off a bus in Whitestone: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Assemblymember Sam Berger honored International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union No. 3 for its 125th anniversary, commemorating the occasion with a legislative resolution recognizing the union’s longstanding contributions to the labor movement.

Flushing

Electrical workers of IBEW Local Union No. 3 celebrate 125th anniversary, honored by AM Berger

By Renee DeLorenzo

A St. Albans man was convicted of murdering his nephew and shooting his niece during a beef over the cost of chicken during a family barbecue during Memorial Day weekend in 2023.

St. Albans

St. Albans uncle convicted of killing nephew, shooting niece, at family barbecue during Memorial Day weekend in 2023: DA

By Bill Parry

habitat for humanity

Habitat for Humanity NYC and Westchester celebrates first sale of home in southeast Queens

By Ethan Marshall

A two-alarm fire broke out in an Ozone Park auto body shop just after 3:30 p.m. on Nov. 25.

Ozone Park

Civilian injured after two-alarm fire breaks out in Ozone Park auto body shop: FDNY

By Bill Parry

bagelfest

BagelFest 2025 brings big crowd to Citi Field

By Ben Land

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Sponsored

Long Island’s Newest Shopping Secret Isn’t a Mall—It’s a European Village

By Schneps Media Staff

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Addisleigh Park

New historic markers unveiled in Addisleigh Park Historic District

By Renee DeLorenzo

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Flushing

Escape to a winter wonderland: Top ice skating spots in Queens and beyond

By Jessica Militello

Ridgewood

Iconic Ridgewood mural defaced by graffiti

By Patrick Stachniak

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards speaks at the official announcement of a Queens Holocaust Memorial at Borough Hall on Tuesday. Photo by Shane O'Brien.

Politics

BP Richards, Mayor Adams’ administration unveil plans for Queens Holocaust Memorial

By Shane O’Brien

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Corona

Kiwanis Club of Middle Village, Cross County Bank host their largest turkey giveaway to date

By Patrick Stachniak

school safety

Cambria Heights

NYPD school safety agent at Benjamin Franklin High School in Cambria Heights arrested for allegedly groping 16-year-old girl: NYPD

By Bill Parry

After 125 years, the unmarked graves of two indigenous brothers, Charles Edward Jones and Harry Jefferson Jones, were finally given headstones. Charles and Harry died in 1900 at the ages of 15 and 11, respectively, as a result of brutal, unsanitary conditions at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania.

Douglaston

Headstones of indigenous brothers revealed at Kew Gardens cemetery after 125 years remaining unmarked

By Renee DeLorenzo

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Bayside

Photos: Amazin’ Mets Foundation holds turkey giveaway at QCC

By Ethan Marshall and Ramy Mahmoud

A Long Island man was arrested and charged in connection with a fatal collision in June that killed a Glen Oaks senior crossing Northern Boulevard in Bayside.

Bayside

Long Islander charged in Bayside collision that killed Glen Oaks senior: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Council Member Lynn Schulman distributes turkeys to healthcare workers at Jamaica Hospital. Photo courtesy of office of Council Member Lynn Schulman.

Politics

Schulman, Met Council on Jewish Poverty provide 250 turkeys to healthcare workers at Jamaica Hospital

By Shane O’Brien

Cops are looking for these suspects who allegedly attacked a Malba homeowner during a street takeover involving more than 50 vehicle on Nov. 23.

Malba

Suspects wanted for assaulting Malba homeowner during chaotic street takeover: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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Corona

Willets Point affordable housing project on track to open in April 2026, Etihad Park soccer stadium to debut in 2027

By Renee DeLorenzo

Jamaican reggae icon Jimmy Cliff during a performance in 2012.

Caribbean Life

Reggae lovers pay glowing tributes to legendary Jimmy Cliff

Braata Folk Singers huddle for "Banana" during the 3rd Caribbean Heritage, Juneteenth Festival in June at Seaview Park in Canarsie, Brooklyn.

Caribbean Life

Braata supports relief

Mayor Eric Adams speaking at podium

AMNY

Op-Ed | More police officers, housing support, and elder care: New investments to make our city safer and more affordable

Rabbi Yossi Blesofsky

Opinion

Op-Ed | How we lost our youth

By Rabbi Yossi Blesofsky

FDNY-Uniformed Firefighters Association President Andrew Ansbro speaks to the media following the discovery of 68 boxes of documents related to 9/11-related toxins at a DEP facility last week. Photo by Shane O'Brien.

AMNY

‘We need to know who lied’: Firefighters’ union demands answers after 68 boxes related to 9/11 toxins discovered in city agency facility

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Harlem Globetrotters to tip off their 100th anniversary season at Madison Square Garden

“Peaches Goes Bananas," directed by Marie Loisier, opened at Anthology Film Archives Dec. 3.

‘Peaches Goes Bananas’ presents three-dimensional portrait of a queer rock star

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Schneps Podcasts

Dan Rattiner speaks with Rue Matthiessen, an East End–based writer – Episode 258

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New York Family

Parenting Through the Holidays After Losing Your Mom