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Opinion

Op-ed: “City of Yes” or neighborhood nightmare? A look at the potential downside

By George Peters

CUNY

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Op-Ed: CUNY’s new effort to help students succeed

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

give

Opinion

Op-Ed: Give back to your fellow New Yorker by making a blood donation this holiday season

By Yadira Navarro, Director of Community and Stakeholder Relations for New York Blood Center

Opinion

Op-Ed: My AAPI community felt abandoned by the Democratic Party in 2022. Representation and promises kept can fix that.

By Austin Franklin Cheng

child care

Astoria

Op-Ed: Decoupling Child Care

By Diana Limongi

progress

Dining & Nightlife

Op-ed: Expanding opportunities for Queens restaurants

By Thomas Grech

Chanukah

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By the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York

support

Opinion

Op-ed: The better path to environmental sustainability for co-op, condo owners

By Former U.S. Congressman Tom Suozzi

rojas

Opinion

Op-Ed: Invest in our children in next year’s budget

By Assemblymember Jessica González-Rojas

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Ridgewood

Op-Ed: Embracing financial literacy this holiday season

By Leonard Stekol

Opinion

Op-Ed: November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month

By Dr. Wayne Kye

CUNY

News

Column: Thankful for CUNY

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

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Opinion

Op-ed: Let’s support our caregivers

By Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Anne Williams-Isom and Department for the Aging Commissioner Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez

Opinion

Op-Ed: Lies, lies and more lies

By Rabbi Yossi Blesofsky

109th precinct

Op-Ed | Standing with Israel: In solidarity and action

By Assemblymember Sam Berger

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Opinion

Op-Ed: Barbarity in 2023

By Rabbi Yossi Blesofsky, Chabad of Northeast Queens

CUNY

News

Op-ed: Attention NYC Seniors! CUNY Has a Degree and a Place Waiting for You!

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

wall

Corona

Op-ed | The Wall That Heals: A tribute to healing, unity and reflection

By James Hendon, Commissioner, Department of Veterans’ Services

Queens

Opinion

Op-Ed: Broker fee bill would negatively impact Queens renters and real estate professionals

By Calvin Yan

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Health

Op-Ed: Training a new generation of doctors to help lift NYC

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

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Opinion

Op-Ed: The clock is ticking, Queens! Re-enroll in health insurance now

By Assembly member Jessica González-Rojas and New York State Department of Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald

Queens College Understatements Exhibit Opening

Opinion

Op-Ed: Support NYS Hate Crime Protection Act

By Frank Wu

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Opinion

Op-Ed: The future of Queens hinges on what actions Albany does — or doesn’t — take this week

By Tom Grech

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News

Resorts World Casino: A proven community partner and the right choice for a full-scale casino license

By Joseph Ferrara and Bruce J. Flanz

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