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Sports

NYCFC’s Night Leagues brings free soccer program to high school students in Flushing

By Athena Dawson and Gabriele Holtermann

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Opinion

Flushing Town Hall welcomes traditional Irish and Quebecois music trio, along with Polka musician in global mash up series

By Rachel Butler

Bayside

People

Bayside arts organization launching exhibition at Queens College for Women’s History Month

By Rachel Butler

Queens Post

Assemblymembers Raga and Ardila join dozens of Woodside residents fighting for statewide right to counsel

york college

Bomb threat forces lockdown at York College and Queens College, NYPD investigating

By Bill Parry and Anthony Medina

breast cancer

News

CM Paladino bringing free mammogram bus to Whitestone for breast cancer screenings

By Iryna Shkurhan

council

People

Queens Council Member Sandra Ung honors Flushing healthcare worker

By Rachel Butler

crime

Crunching the Queens crime numbers: felony assaults across the borough on the rise, burglaries down slightly in northern Queens

By Ethan Marshall

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People

Korean restaurant chain Bonchon opens new location at Queens Center Mall

By Rachel Butler

shoevillage

Things to Do

Flushing shoe store opens baseball batting cages on site as part of unique business venture

By Rachel Butler

filed

Real Estate

Permits filed for 4-story, 47-unit residential building in Flushing

By Ethan Marshall

campaign

People

Second candidate announces campaign to represent Flushing in state assembly, taking on Ron Kim

By Rachel Butler

cellphone

Three men sought for allegedly snatching cellphones from unsuspecting pedestrians in downtown Flushing in recent weeks: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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Six sought in two grand larcenies at same Flushing store in two week period last month: NYPD

By Bill Parry

LIC Post

National Guard soldiers working at shelter in LIC thwart Flushing man from torching shop: FDNY

Things to Do

Eat in Queens Restaurant Month returning for second year in March

By Iryna Shkurhan

crime

Crunching the Queens crime stats: rapes and burglaries trending down, robberies remain up

By Ethan Marshall

flushing

69-year-old man punched in the face on Flushing bus, assailant remains at large: NYPD

By Bill Parry

ung

People

Council Member Sandra Ung opens new office in Flushing

By Rachel Butler

gather

Arts & Entertainment

Photos: Community members and leaders gather for Lunar New Year parade in Flushing

By Ethan Marshall

evening

News

Queens Centers for Progress to host annual “Evening of Fine Food” celebrating borough’s culinary diversity and community support

By Czarinna Andres

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Opinion

City Council approves Whitestone Lanes rezoning, paves way for 415-unit housing development, 100+ to be affordable

By Rachel Butler

lunar new year

Things to Do

Resorts World NYC to celebrate Lunar New Year this weekend, marking the Year of the Dragon

By Bill Parry

weekend

Things to Do

QNS weekender: Six things to do in Queens this weekend

By Aidan Pellegrino

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