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Long Island City

Nolan explains support for Amazon HQ2 campus in Long Island City following protest against project

By Bill Parry

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News

Street vendors in Queens and rest of city will receive health grades just like restaurants

By Bill Parry

One Court Square, formerly the Citicorp Building, in Long Island City will begin housing Amazon workers next year.

Long Island City

Amazon to move into One Court Square as it awaits construction of HQ2 campus in LIC

By Bill Parry

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Long Island City

Plaxall and TF Cornerstone will partner with Amazon on HQ2 campus in Long Island City

By Bill Parry

Long Island City

Amazon makes Long Island City HQ2 deal official — but Queens lawmakers seethe over ‘cynical game’

By Bill Parry

Corona

Learn the highs and lows of flying drones by taking classes at Flushing Meadows Corona Park

By Bill Parry

Politics

City’s Charter Review ballot proposals receive decisive approval of voters

By Bill Parry

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News

Queens County Farm Museum’s new director no stranger to borough’s cultural institutions

By Bill Parry

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Jackson Heights

Queens World Film Festival presents improvisational theater in Woodside to raise funds for special program

By Bill Parry

News

Queens businesses can participate in global competition on methods to boost cybersecurity

By Bill Parry

LIC

Long Island City

Amazon’s second headquarters in LIC poses great economic benefits — but also challenges

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Astoria resident named head of Nassau BOCES Dept. of Regional Schools and Instructional Programs

By Bill Parry

The Queens Museum appoints Sally Tallant as president and executive director after Laura Raicovich resigned last January.

Corona

Queens Museum names Sally Tallant as new president and executive director

By Bill Parry

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Town hall meeting on the 2020 Census focuses on the potential impact for Queens

By Bill Parry

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Astoria student receives a soaring scholarship from International Aviation Women’s Association

By Bill Parry

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News

City rolls out its Dusk and Darkness campaign warning drivers of increased dangers in early darkness

By Bill Parry

Several hundred homeless advocates march on Gracie Mansion to demand more 30,000 permanent units for New Yorkers in the shelter system.

Long Island City

De Blasio administration defends homeless strategy as City Council and advocates demand more action

By Bill Parry

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Jackson Heights

City Charter Review Commission explains ballot questions to Jackson Heights residents

By Bill Parry

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I.S. 227 opens new student-designed playground in East Elmhurst

By Bill Parry

Several hundred homeless advocates march on Gracie Mansion to demand more 30,000 permanent units for New Yorkers in the shelter system.

Politics

Queens lawmakers support new city bill to provide permanent housing for homeless

By Bill Parry

Several hundred rally at City Hall calling out the Trump administration for its attack of the transgender community

Sunnyside

Queens residents and lawmaker denounce Trump administration’s attack on transgender community

By Bill Parry

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Rego Park

Jewish institutions in Queens grateful for NYPD following Pittsburgh synagogue attack

By Bill Parry

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Woodside

Police look for motorist who struck 82-year-old woman in Woodside last month

By Bill Parry

Court officers rally around an inflatable known as “Scabby the Rat” outside the Kew Gardens State Supreme Court House as they warn to public that understaffing in their ranks is causing a dangerous situation inside courtrooms.

Court officers in Queens warn public that understaffing means state courts ‘ready to explode’

By Bill Parry

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