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Cops issue warning about three of the most dangerous Bayside intersections for pedestrians

By Jenna Bagcal

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Have ideas for the future of Rikers Island or any other Queens waterfront space? Speak out at August open house

By Bill Parry

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Politics

Weprin’s insurance fraud bill, named for Queens Village grandmother killed in scheme, signed into law

By Bill Parry

Business

Schneps Media partners with Citymeals to give back to homebound senior citizens

By Max Parrott

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Health

Bayside St. Mary’s Children’s Hospital raises more than $120,000 at summer golf outing fundraiser

By Carlotta Mohamed

Real Estate

Oh rats! This report outlines which Queens neighborhoods had the most rodent complaints

By Robert Pozarycki

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Bayside

Cardozo High School alum and Queens native ‘hurdles’ her way to a world record

By Jenna Bagcal

Environment

War on mosquitoes returns to northeast Queens with pesticide spraying scheduled for next week

By Mark Hallum

Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (right) with the late Detective Luis Alvarez, a staunch advocate of the extension of the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund. Maloney helped write the bill that Congress passed, but was apparently excluded from the July 29 White House ceremony where President Trump signed it into law.

Opinion

Our Voice on the president’s disrespect toward Queens Congresswomen; Your Voice on Bayside bike lanes and drug costs

By QNS Editorial

TRS with Paul Vallone and We Love Whitestone

Northeast Queens lawmakers call on FAA to make alternative North Shore Helicopter Route permanent

By Jenna Bagcal

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Kids & Education

Bayside High School PTA and Vallone call on DOE to give fair share of funding

By Jenna Bagcal

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Politics

City Council approves co-namings of intersections in College Point, Whitestone and Bayside

By Jenna Bagcal

Bayside precinct’s top cop blames bad drivers for Northern Blvd. crashes, but residents say it’s bike lanes’ fault

By Jenna Bagcal

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Obituaries

Teen who died while separated from her immigrant father buried in Bayside

By Jacob Kaye

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Real Estate

Check out these homes that are for sale in Ridgewood, Bayside and Franklin Square

By Emily Davenport

Politics

Governor signs Bayside assemblyman’s bill criminalizing revenge porn in New York state

By Jenna Bagcal

The two burglars sought for a series of break-ins across Flushing and Bayside.

Two men sought for string of burglaries at homes in Flushing and Bayside

By Robert Pozarycki

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Real Estate

Queens lawmakers celebrate expansion of tax program that helps co-ops and condos make capital improvements

By Jacob Kaye

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Business

Bayside businesses hit hard by ‘side off’ power outage following summer thunderstorms

By Jenna Bagcal

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Bayside

Queens judge orders hearing on new DNA evidence in ’93 Bayside murder that could exonerate Brooklyn man

By Bill Parry

Health

Parents picket at Liu fundraiser in Bayside following vaccination vote banning religious exemptions

By Jenna Bagcal

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Real Estate

Check out these homes that just hit the market in Bayside, Flushing and College Point

By Emily Davenport

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Health

Get two free Mets tickets by donating in an annual summer blood drive in Bayside next month

By Emily Davenport

Sports Humanitarian Awards – July 9, 2019

Kids & Education

Student at Queensborough Community College in Bayside wins at fifth annual Sports Humanitarian Awards

By Jenna Bagcal

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