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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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Cemetery employee snaps photo of thief who stole thousands of dollars’ worth of doors and air vent covers at a Glendale burial ground

By Emily Davenport

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Community Service

Board 5 makes their own improvement plan for Forest Park after city announces new amenities

By Mark Hallum

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Kids & Education

Honor students at Glendale’s Sacred Heart Catholic Academy run daily donation drive for Caribbean, Latin America aid

By Max Parrott

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Burglar breaks into Glendale home and runs off with $800 worth of stolen tools: NYPD

By Emily Davenport

At the height of World War II, this patriotic crowd gathered on 58th Road in Maspeth on Aug. 2, 1942 for a public celebration of the troops.

These 10 great historic photos show off Queens’ past: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

Real Estate

Proposed daycare center on busy Glendale street gets nod from local lawmaker

By Mark Hallum

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Glendale

Glendale Kiwanis club honors its ‘most important member’ with memorial bench at local playground

By Max Parrott

Captain Victoria Perry, the new leader of the 104th Precinct, (second from right) receives her commanding officer's pin from former 104th Precinct boss Deputy Inspector John Mastronardi (second from left) at the April 25 Juniper Park Civic Association meeting. Also pictured are Tony Nunziato (left), Juniper Park Civic Association president, and Len Santoro (right), 104th Precinct Community Council president.

Glendale

New commanding officer at Ridgewood-based 104th Precinct introduced at Middle Village meeting

By Robert Pozarycki

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Ghoulish bandits steal $24,000 in metal doors and vents from mausoleum at a Glendale cemetery

By Max Parrott

City Councilman Robert Holden.

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‘We must stop preventing ICE from doing its job’: Queens official denounces state’s decision to restrict ICE

By Max Parrott

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Politics

Queens councilman blasts Glendale shelter protest outside synagogue as ‘anti-Semitic’ and demands apology

By Max Parrott

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Glendale

Glendale homeless shelter protesters take the fight to the landlord’s house and temple

By Max Parrott

Glendale's Sacred Heart Catholic Academy recently celebrated its first Literacy Week, encouraging students to show their love of books and reading.

Kids & Education

Glendale Catholic school celebrates the love of reading with its students in a colorful way

By QNS News Team

Three apartment houses at 71-15, 71-21 and 71-27 65th St. in Glendale have been sold for $15.96 million.

Real Estate

Three rent-regulated Glendale apartment buildings sold to nonprofit group for nearly $16 million

By Robert Pozarycki

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Community Service

Volunteer ambulance corps in Ridgewood, Glendale and Middle Village merge to better serve communities

By Mark Hallum

The picture above shows an elephant being led north along Cypress Avenue near Cornelia Street toward the circus grounds. Kreuscher’s Hotel, a landmark establishment in the area, is pictured in the background. Kreuscher’s raised a tent just for the occasion to handle the overflow crowd of customers attending the circus parade.

Glendale

Circus high jinks in Ridgewood and Glendale: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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