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Kids & Education

St. Demetrios Prep in Astoria welcoming students for the upcoming year

By Bill Parry

The 2018 street renaming for Maria Thomson in Woodhaven.

People

Twenty streets across Queens renamed for innovators, trailblazers and others who made a difference

By Robert Pozarycki

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Police are looking for two suspects that are responsible for nearly a dozen Astoria break-ins

By Bill Parry

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Arts & Entertainment

Astoria woman takes the stage as suitcase model on ‘Deal or No Deal’

By Emily Davenport

City to add more bus lanes in Jamaica

Real Estate

Two art districts in Queens rank in report among the top 10 most affordable in the nation – but are they?

By Mark Hallum

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Arts & Entertainment

Catch these films and more at the ninth annual Queens World Film Festival

By QNS News Team

Queens residents Amber Mantock (l.) and Summer Aboushady (r.) are accused of participating in a major credit union loan fraud ring.

Business

Two Queens women cuffed for roles in major loan fraud and identity theft ring busted on Long Island

By Robert Pozarycki

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Real Estate

Check out these homes that are on the market in Bayside and Astoria

By Emily Davenport

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Amazon may be gone but the BQX project is still alive, supporters say

By Bill Parry

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Burglars grab more than $77K worth of jewelry from Astoria home: NYPD

By Zachary Gewelb

Arts & Entertainment

More than 200 films will screen in Astoria during the Queens World Film Festival in March

By Stephen Lepore

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Politics

Queens lawmakers announce legislation to end major capital improvement programs and protect tenants

By Bill Parry

Assemblyman Ron Kim introduces legislation to end company-specific subsidies like the incentive package offered to Amazon by the state and city.

Astoria

In wake of Amazon collapse, Kim announces legislation to end company-specific subsidies

By Bill Parry

Flames rip through four-story apartment house in Astoria

By Alex Mitchell

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Dangerous Queens street designated as priority corridors in city’s revised Vision Zero plan

By Bill Parry

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Community Service

Precincts across northern Queens host inaugural prom dress and suit drive

By Jenna Bagcal

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Business

‘They let us down’: Queens NYCHA reps blast Gianaris & Van Bramer for Amazon deal failure

By Bill Parry

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Real Estate

Check out these homes that are on the market in Fresh Meadows and Astoria

By Emily Davenport

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Business

‘You can’t speak for us’: Astoria & Long Island City residents blast opponents of Amazon HQ proposal

By Mark Hallum

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Knife-wielding crooks take a man’s bank card during robbery on an Astoria street: cops

By Emily Davenport

Gianaris pushes his clean-air bill

Astoria

Gianaris to introduce legislation delinking state tax breaks for federal Opportunity Zones

By Bill Parry

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Politics

Public advocate hopefuls at Astoria forum talk about how they’ll keep the office relevant

By Mark Hallum

Environment

From mean to green? Queens Councilman Constantinides sees an eco-friendly future for Rikers Island

By Bill Parry

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MTA will close the Astoria Boulevard Station in March for elevator installation

By Mark Hallum

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