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Flushing

Politics

City Council approves legislation to tackle bus congestion on public streets of downtown Flushing

By Bill Parry

construction

News

Queens Chamber of Commerce honors construction firm for work done on Flushing temple

By Rachel Butler

Diwali Abha purple & blue

Things to Do

Flushing Town Hall preparing to celebrate ninth annual Diwali Festival

By Rachel Butler

Scholarships

Kids & Education

Five scholarships funded by the Thomas Chen Family/‌Crystal Windows Endowment awarded to Queens College students

By Rachel Butler

Workman

People

World-renowned Jazz master Reggie Workman to be honored with 2023 Satchmo Award at Flushing Town Hall

By Rachel Butler

Queens

Health

NewYork-Presbyterian Queens Hospital announces new chief of cardiothoracic surgery

By Rachel Butler

Police stand outside the Flushing, Queens home where a man was shot and critically injured during an apparent robbery on Oct. 18, 2023.

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Queens man shot and critically injured after robber smashes way into home: NYPD

skyview

Things to Do

The Shops at Skyview offering several Halloween-themed events this month

By Ethan Marshall

Community

Opinion

Community Board 7 talks tax scams, potential new police precinct during Whitestone meeting

By Rachel Butler

Flushing

NYPD’S 109th Precinct talks reduced crime rates in Flushing, address residents’ concerns during community council meeting

By Rachel Butler

Queens

Community Service

Queens Borough President and community members gather at Queens Museum to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

By Rachel Butler

Botanical

Environment

Queens Botanical Garden hosting Halloween party Oct. 29

By Rachel Butler

News

Two men convicted of murder for hire in fatal shooting outside Flushing karaoke bar in 2019: Feds

By Bill Parry

homes

Real Estate

These Queens neighborhoods are among most in-contract homes for month of September: report

By Ethan Marshall

GK5K-1090

Community Service

Nonprofit to raise funds for college readiness programs with annual 5K at Flushing Meadows Corona Park

By Rachel Butler

Commoner

People

Queens College, local pols celebrate the late Barry Commoner’s legacy with street conaming

By Rachel Butler

stab

Jamaica man gets 25 years for running over, stabbing, estranged wife in front of her Flushing home as their children watched: DA

By Bill Parry

show

Arts & Entertainment

West Indian sketch comedy show coming to Tangram Mall

By Ethan Marshall

The Whitestone firehouse requested funding for a new generator last year.

New generators coming to firehouses in Whitestone and Flushing

By Iryna Shkurhan

weekend

Things to Do

QNS Weekender: Six things to do in Queens this weekend

By Nevine Salameh

Flushing

News

Flushing Gift Shop sells $1 million Powerball lottery ticket

By Rachel Butler

Queens Post

Autumn in Queens: Experiencing the magic of fall in New York’s largest borough

Free

News

Flushing council member offering free flu shots at district office this month

By Rachel Butler

lightning

Arts & Entertainment

Rock-style production of ‘The Lightning Thief’ coming to Queens Theatre

By Nevine Salameh

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Speaker Adams accuses mayor of having ‘no plan’ to counter right-wing Trump government

Karla Sofía Gascón attends the 36th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival, in Palm Springs, California, U.S., January 3, 2025.

Karla Sofía Gascón becomes first out trans actress nominated for Academy Award

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Schneps Podcasts

Leading with Legacy: William Villanova, President of Frank E. Campbell, The Funeral Chapel

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