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Tree-climbing thieves arrested for stealing beer from a freight yard in Glendale

By Emily Davenport

One of the speakers at the July 10 Community Board 5 meeting, a resident of 59th Street in Glendale, who voiced opposition to a 66-unit residence for homeless disabled persons in the neighborhood.

Real Estate

Glendale residents blast six-story tower for homeless disabled persons as bad for local traffic

By Max Parrott

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Hate Crimes Unit looking into swastikas smeared on a bus stop in Glendale

By Max Parrott

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Sports

Slam dunk! Glendale and Brooklyn residents welcome new look at Highland Park basketball courts

By Max Parrott

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Three wanted for stealing a young boy’s bike on the streets of Glendale

By Emily Davenport

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Politics

Counting all the votes: Breaking down the Queens DA’s race district by district

By Jacob Kaye

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Glendale creep admits to forcing his niece and another runaway teen into prostitution

By Emily Davenport

Politics

Queens Votes in DA Primary: Slow start to balloting in Ridgewood and Glendale, but voters are passionate

By Jacob Kaye

This 1910 photo shows the exterior of Stroh’s Saloon at the corner of Woodward and Greene Avenues in Ridgewood

An old saloon, the ‘Woods of Glendale’ and local beer history: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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Phone scammer sentenced for scamming 91-year-old man into sending $20,000 to Glendale in jail bail scheme

By Emily Davenport

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Ridgewood Savings Bank unveils Glendale branch renovation with community room

By Max Parrott

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Robbers pull man out of cab at a Glendale corner, then beat him up and steal bucks: cops

By Emily Davenport

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Real Estate

Elmhurst and Ridgewood among top neighborhoods with high baby boomer populations

By Emily Davenport

Arts & Entertainment

Temporary Glendale Library at Atlas Park proves successful a year after it opened

By Jacob Kaye

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People

Glendale native among the newest members of the priesthood in Brooklyn Diocese

By Max Parrott

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After weeks of delays, city will finally finish repaving a stretch of Myrtle Avenue in Glendale

By Max Parrott

Members of Redeemer Lutheran School in Glendale marching in the 2009 Anniversary Day Parade along Catalpa Avenue in Ridgewood.

The last Anniversary Day parade in Ridgewood: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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Kids & Education

Queens students sweep top prizes in Diocese of Brooklyn’s annual public speaking contest

By Emily Davenport

Workers clear debris at the World Trade Center site in the weeks after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks that brought the towers down.

Queens lawmaker’s bill creating a 9/11 observance in all city public schools approved in state Senate

By Max Parrott

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Comptroller Stringer to Glendale: vital community nonprofits are not ‘valued by city government’

By Max Parrott

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Homeless complaints and moto stunts hit nerve in Ridgewood-based 104th Precinct

By Mark Hallum

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Business

Retail takes another hit in Queens as Dressbarn decides to shutter all of its stores

By Emily Davenport

A memorial service during the Howard Beach Memorial Day Parade in 2018.

Community Service

Here’s your rundown of Queens Memorial Day parades and ceremonies this weekend

By QNS News Team

Environment

Two local leaders to host rain barrel giveaway in Glendale next month

By Emily Davenport

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