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Police prepare for Black Friday shopping rush in Flushing and College Point

By Eric Jankiewicz

Suspect sought in College Point purse snatching

By QNS TimesLedger

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Postal workers protest decision to stop processing first-class mail in College Point

By Madina Toure

Politics

Chamber launches Queens VETS program

By Alex Robinson

Seniors die in College Point parking lot crash

By Alex Robinson

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Elderly man, woman killed in College Point crash

By Cristabelle Tumola

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College Point neighbors up in arms against commercial businesses

By Juan Soto

Politics

Police Academy in College Pt. faces possible further delays

By Alex Robinson

Politics

College Pt trucking company given till end of October to clear out

By Alex Robinson

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City to restore wetlands around abandoned Flushing Airport

By Alex Robinson

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Real estate roundup: $750M College Point Police Academy delayed again, Meadow Lake to get cleanup

By QNS News Team

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College Point social club to celebrate 85th anniversary

By Alex Robinson

Politics

Clean streets coming to northeast Queens

By Kelsey Durham

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Beer fest to raise funds for College Pt. institute

By Alex Robinson

Politics

Poppenhusen Institute to use $5M from city for remodeling

By Alex Robinson

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Avella unveils economic improvement plan

By Kelsey Durham

An abandoned boat sits in Flushing Bay Harbor in College Point

Derelict boat goes unnoticed in College Point

By Eric Jankiewicz

Politics

De Blasio signs off on ‘Avonte’s Law’

By Alex Robinson

Police arrest College Point burglar: NYPD

By QNS TimesLedger

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Police Academy start delayed

By Alex Robinson

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College Point historical site gets renovation funds, hopes for revival

By Eric Jankiewicz

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City Council wants fed funds for Avonte

By Kelsey Durham

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Gaelic football club given funds to upgrade College Pt. field

By Alex Robinson

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West Nile detected in Douglaston, College Point

By QNS News Team

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