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Burglar breaks into three Glendale homes and swipes jewelry and electronics from inside: cops

By Emily Davenport

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Real Estate

Check out these homes that are on the market in Douglaston, Glendale and Astoria

By Emily Davenport

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Arts & Entertainment

Guide to Queens: Spend the fall outdoors with these Queens adventures

By Max Parrott

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Ongoing noise issues leads Glendale man to slash his neighbor during early morning argument

By Emily Davenport

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Arts & Entertainment

Ridgewood artists declare independence from Bushwick at new open studios event

By Max Parrott

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Environment

Department of Environmental Conservation flags Forest Park’s Strack Pond for toxic algae

By Max Parrott

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Who deposited an empty ATM onto a street near a Glendale cemetery? Cops want to know

By Max Parrott

The former factory at 78-16 Cooper Ave. in Glendale is shown undergoing renovation in this April 2019 photo.

Politics

October public hearing in Middle Village set for proposed Glendale homeless shelter

By Max Parrott

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Real Estate

Check out these homes that are on the market in Whitestone, Glendale and Franklin Square

By Emily Davenport

Health

More Queens neighborhoods will be hit with pesticide spraying this week as mosquito battle rages on

By Robert Pozarycki

A truck dumped smelly sludge on Aug. 29 near an entrance way to Forest Park in Glendale.

Environment

City agency takes heat for spewing smelly sludge near Forest Park entrance site in Glendale

By Mark Hallum

The former factory at 78-16 Cooper Ave. in Glendale is shown undergoing renovation in this April 2019 photo.

Community Service

Protests, politics and false promises: The definitive, six-year history of the Glendale homeless shelter war

By Robert Pozarycki

The front page of the July 28, 1977 Ridgewood Times documented not only the need for emergency assistance in arson-scorched Bushwick, but also the efforts of the Glendale Civilian Observation Patrol, a neighborhood watch program which provided help to local police during a trying time for New York City.

Two groups that helped Greater Ridgewood area survive tough times: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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People

Ridgewood and Glendale to get two new homeless shelters housing at least 330 people, city agency says

By Mark Hallum

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Business

Zoning restrictions on the Glendale stretch of Myrtle Avenue are deterring destination stores

By Max Parrott

State Senator Joe Addabbo addresses attendees at an Aug. 15 meeting in Glendale on plans to resurrect the dormant Glendale Chamber of Commerce.

Business

Glendale business owners and lawmakers look to revive Myrtle Avenue with resurrected chamber of commerce

By QNS News Team

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Real Estate

Take a look at these homes that are for sale in Whitestone, Glendale and Douglaston

By Emily Davenport

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Kids & Education

Young Forest Park skaters coast and grind on new ramps and ledges at local skatepark

By Max Parrott

Cops arrest Beach Channel woman for role in string of violent robberies in Glendale and Ozone Park

By Max Parrott

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Man dies of injuries one week after being hit by a car while crossing the street in Glendale

By Emily Davenport

Slew of Maspeth streets and roadway under M line in Ridgewood set to be repaved this year

By Robert Pozarycki

Admitted sex trafficker from Glendale gets up to 14 years for forcing teen girls into prostitution

By Robert Pozarycki

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Ridgewood councilman weighs in on bicyclist deaths, licenses for undocumented immigrants

By Max Parrott

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‘It was just an embarrassment to the neighborhood’: flooding relief to Glendale’s Edsall Avenue opens more parking

By Max Parrott

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