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The other Queens subway to the World’s Fair: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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Several neighborhoods Queens to be sprayed with pesticides to prevent West Nile Virus

By Jacob Kaye

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Forest Hills pharmacist pleads guilty to bilking $6.9 million from pharmaceutical manufacturer

By Jacob Kaye

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Politics

David Aronov, with eyes on Queens seat, announces bid to become first Bukharian elected to City Council

By Mark Hallum

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Con Edison asks customers in several Queens neighborhoods to reduce energy use during heat wave

By Jacob Kaye

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Cross-borough partnership launches summer youth employment initiative in SE Queens

By Bill Parry

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Mayor extends Open Restaurants timeline, adds Open Streets in Queens

By Angélica Acevedo

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Queens County Farm partners with Commonpoint Queens for special summer camp program

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Flushing Bank sponsors Commonpoint Queens’ Drive-in Movie fundraiser

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Politics

Meng announces $1.6M in federal funds to help Queens Jewish facilities improve security

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Queens lawmakers denounce swastika defaced on vandalized car in Forest Hills

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Commonpoint Queens leads the way for safe, fun summer day camp

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Take-5 ticket worth over 58K sold in Forest Hills

By Jacob Kaye

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Real Estate

Long Island City, Forest Hills see high number of home listings drop in price: Report

By Jacob Kaye

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Protesters rally for equality at MacDonald Park in Forest Hills

By QNS News Team

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Quiet tributes on Memorial Day in Queens due to pandemic: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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Quiet tributes on Memorial Day in Queens due to pandemic: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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‘Thank you from the bottom of my heart’: Commonpoint Queens doubles food deliveries to homebound seniors

By Zachary Gewelb

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Queens native opens borough’s first Philly Pretzel Factory in Forest Hills

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Temporary bike lane coming to Crescent Street as pandemic stalls final phase of Queens Boulevard project

By Bill Parry

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Dining & Nightlife

Popular restaurants in Rego Park and Forest Hills permanently close due to pandemic

By Angélica Acevedo

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Acts of Kindness

Commonpoint Queens delivers over 60,000 meals to homebound seniors

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Kids & Education

Forest Hills Plaza College court reporter students compete for title of ‘fastest fingers’ in national competition

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Acts of Kindness

Organizations across borough donate to support Commonpoint Queens food pantry

By Bill Parry

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