Alina Suriel, Author at QNS – Page 3 of 17

The new structure will have a modern design and large glass windows.

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‘Epic Tower’ planned for Met Food market site in Flushing

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Sanitation worker lied about on-duty attack in Jamaica: police

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Officers Faulkner (left) and Timpano hold the woman steady.

Rookie cops assist elderly woman lost in snowy Forest Hills streets

By Alina Suriel

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NYPD meets ‘Blue Bloods’ actor in Forest Hills

By Alina Suriel

Ventura was killed on Friday after being hit by a cement truck.

Woman killed in College Point cement truck accident died steps from home

By Alina Suriel

The festival will feature a competition of professional and amateur meat artisans and dishes from Michelin-starred chefs.

Flushing

Flushing hosts first-ever cured meat festival next month

By Alina Suriel

Baker Denise Passarelli will compete against other expert bakers in a baking competition on the Food Network.

Middle Village baker appearing on Food Network competition ‘Cake Wars’

By Alina Suriel

A young man walks his dog through mounds of snow in Bayside.

Bayside

Thin patience must last a little longer as city plows northeast Queens

By Alina Suriel

Stylianos Kalamaras, 25, of Bayside won his first Light Heavyweight Golden Gloves championship last year during the 88th annual tournament.

Astoria

Golden Gloves 2016 to host seven fight nights in Queens

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A snow-covered section of 210th Street in Bayside.

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Side streets in northeast Queens slow to plow: officials

By Alina Suriel

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Whitestone, College Point residents gripe about unplowed snow

By Alina Suriel

Students at the Whitestone Lincoln Tech campus helped load donated coats collected by the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association.

Whitestone

Whitestone trade students participate in winter coat drive

By Alina Suriel

The public hearing will take place Monday at Borough Hall in Kew Gardens.

Politics

Want the city to fix something in Queens? Speak out at budget hearing Monday

By Alina Suriel

Police blocked off College Point Boulevard after the cement truck pictured above fatally struck a woman Friday morning.

Cement truck fatally strikes woman in College Point: NYPD

By Alina Suriel

Queens Borough President Melinda Katz at her second State of the Borough address.

Politics

Katz touts progress across Queens in latest State of Borough address

By Alina Suriel

Eleven Nassau county bus lines have been eliminated.

Flushing

NICE bus restructuring affects routes through eastern Queens

By Alina Suriel

$The editors of an award-winning math magazine at Francis Lewis High School.$

Francis Lewis High School math magazine awarded gold medal

By Alina Suriel

Female Whitestone residents utilizing techniques learned in the workshop.

Whitestone

Whitestone women learn self-defense in local workshop

By Alina Suriel

The food drive will take place until 6 p.m.

Flushing

Donate food TODAY at Citi Field for free Mets tickets!

By Alina Suriel

Civic leaders and elected officials rallied Saturday to have much of Broadway-Flushing designated a historic district.

Flushing

Flushing homeowners, pols press city for historic status in neighborhood

By Alina Suriel

The homeless man reportedly had a history of alcoholism.

Jamaica

No foul play suspected in death of homeless man in Jamaica park

By Alina Suriel

Councilman Lancman playing a match against an eighth-grader at M.S. 216.

Politician vs. ping-pong champs at Fresh Meadows middle school

By Alina Suriel

The company was started in a Bayside garage.

Bayside

Bayside native creates craft beer startup

By Alina Suriel

Officer Justin Hubbard was one of the officers in the 109th Precinct who was awarded "Cop of the Month" for his work in apprehending a Flushing groper targeting teens.

Flushing

Two 109th Precinct cops honored for catching serial groper in Flushing

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