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House passes Meng’s bill to create designated zip code for Glendale

Politics

House passes Meng’s bill to create designated zip code for Glendale

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Business

Queens congresswoman and postal workers rail against Trump’s plan to privatize U.S. Postal Service

By Jenna Bagcal

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Business

Glendale residents grossed out by fly infestation at long-abandoned restaurant

By Robert Pozarycki

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Health

Queens supermarket partners with senator to help restock a Glendale food pantry

By QNS News Team

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Cops cuff woman who threatened Glendale mini mart worker with box cutter to steal cold medicine

By Emily Davenport

Kids & Education

City says Glendale preschool withdrew its universal pre-K contract and abruptly closed program (UPDATED)

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Glendale remembers FDNY hero with plaque, street co-naming

Politics

Glendale remembers FDNY hero with plaque, street co-naming

By Mark Hallum

The Glendale station of the United States Postal Service on Myrtle Avenue in Glendale, NY, 11385

Politics

Push to create a separate ZIP code for Glendale gets new life on Capitol Hill

By Robert Pozarycki

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Politics

Glendale and Middle Village residents protest outside of shelter developer’s home in Brooklyn

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Queens residents protested in Brooklyn back in 2016 against a homeless shelter proposal in Maspeth. Now, residents in Glendale and Middle Village are planning a trip out of Queens on Sept. 23 to protest a homeless shelter plan in their area.

Politics

Glendale group hits the road this Sunday for a protest against proposed homeless shelter plan

By Robert Pozarycki

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Astoria

Department of Sanitation to expand its e-waste pickup to include western Queens neighborhoods

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

104th Precinct alerts Glendale residents of mailbox fishing

104th Precinct alerts Glendale residents of mailbox fishing

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Cops searching for duo who broke into a Glendale apartment and took $1,000 in cash

By Emily Davenport

Meng wants freight trains to cover waste loads

Politics

Meng wants freight trains to cover waste loads

By Mark Hallum

Last year's 9/11 memorial at Juniper Valley Park in Middle Village, with the Tribute in Light seen in the background.

Kids & Education

Candlelight vigils and memorial ceremonies will be held in Queens to mark 17th anniversary of 9/‌11 attacks

By Robert Pozarycki

Many Ridgewood streets and Central Avenue in Glendale set to be repaved this fall

By Robert Pozarycki

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Two crooks attack a food deliveryman in Glendale and try to rob him in broad daylight: cops

By Emily Davenport

Pols slam possible homeless shelter plan for Glendale

Politics

Pols slam possible homeless shelter plan for Glendale

By Mark Hallum

Kids & Education

Queens senator partners with Girl Scouts and Glendale pantry for school supply drive

By QNS News Team

Health

Holden will meet with de Blasio about Glendale homeless shelter plan; Addabbo blasts proposal

By Robert Pozarycki

Health

Many Queens areas will be sprayed with pesticide Tuesday as city amps up its war on mosquitoes

By Robert Pozarycki

City Councilman Robert Holden said on July 27 that the Department of Homeless Services is again interested in opening a homeless shelter at this former Glendale factory.

Health

Councilman says that city’s once again eyeing Glendale factory site as possible homeless shelter (UPDATED)

By Robert Pozarycki

The factory at 78-16 Cooper Ave. in Glendale that has been rumored to be turned into a homeless shelter.

Health

Back from the dead? Facebook rumor about Glendale homeless shelter sets off a frenzy

By Robert Pozarycki

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Kids & Education

Ridgewood Reservoir once delivered water, but now delivers life: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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