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The Q53 select bus, which runs along Woodhaven Boulevard and Cross Bay Boulevard.

With parking at a premium, Queens lawmakers want city to replace spots lost to Select Bus Service

By Robert Pozarycki

The Kiwanis Club of Glendale will hold a Christmas tree lighting on Dec. 10.

Kids & Education

Glendale will have two chances to celebrate the holidays this weekend

By Robert Pozarycki

The Loft Candy Store, as photographed in 1959, was located on the northeast corner of Myrtle Avenue at Onderdonk Avenue in Ridgewood.

Kids & Education

Glendale firm’s machine made for some sweet Ridgewood treats: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

Traffic on 88th Street near the Long Island Rail Road crossing in Glendale.

Proposed Glendale speed bumps aren’t solution to controlling traffic, Board 5 committee members say

By Ridgewood Times Staff

An American flag mural below this Glendale trestle was vandalized during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

Glendale residents irate after vandals damage American flag and students’ artwork on railroad bridge

By Robert Pozarycki

Redeemer Luther School students shoeboxes

Kids & Education

Glendale students get in the holiday spirit with shoebox donations for children overseas

By Anthony Giudice

TomHuberGlendale Bakery

Arts & Entertainment

Glendale native presents exhibition of artwork highlighting his childhood memories of the old neighborhood

By Emily Davenport

Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley and Robert Holden

Politics

How did a two-term incumbent Queens councilwoman lose to her rival civic leader?

By Robert Pozarycki

Holden election night

Politics

Crowley concedes, and Holden wins, the tightest Queens City Council race in many years

By QNS News Team

Cypress Hills St. and 78th Ave.

Glendale residents press city for speed bumps and stop signs to prevent accidents

By Anthony Giudice

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Health

Glendale freight railyard gets a new locomotive that’s quieter and eco-friendly

By Anthony Giudice

The floor of the Brunner-Winkle factory in Glendale

Kids & Education

Flying back in time to explore Glendale’s link to aviation history: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

Councilman Robert Holden has yet to decide which party he will caucus with in the Council.

Politics

UPDATE: Holden’s lead over Crowley in tight City Council race holds up after paper ballot count

By QNS News Team

Vegan Chicken

Health

Help raise money for cancer research during chicken wing eating contest at Glendale restaurant

By Anthony Giudice

Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley and her challenger, Robert Holden, at a Ridgewood debate in September 2017.

Politics

History repeats itself for Queens City Council member fighting to keep her seat in razor-thin race

By Robert Pozarycki

District 30 map

Politics

Here’s how Queens voted in the still undecided 30th City Council race between Crowley and Holden

By Anthony Giudice

Bike riding pervert

UPDATE: Bushwick man identified as the Queens bike-riding flasher

By Anthony Giudice

Mayor Bill de Blasio won his second term in office on Nov. 7.

Politics

‘We don’t share values’: De Blasio slams Holden in undecided Queens City Council race

By Robert Pozarycki

Politics

Holden claims victory over two-term incumbent Crowley in razor-thin Queens City Council race

By Anthony Giudice

Politics

Queens voters speak out on what’s at stake for today’s election

By QNS News Team

Bike riding pervert

Bike-riding flasher exposed himself to girls 9 times since May in Ridgewood, Glendale and Maspeth

By Anthony Giudice

Inside Broadway

Arts & Entertainment

These Queens schools are getting a free after-school theater program for students

By Suzanne Monteverdi

The City Council passed a bill that will co-name a Glendale street after late firefighter William Tolley.

Firefighter killed in Ridgewood blaze will be remembered with street co-naming near Glendale firehouse

By Anthony Giudice

Community Board 5 isn't so sure that the SBS plan will help reduce the traffic jams at Union Turnpike and Woodhaven Boulevard.

City says ‘Select Bus’ will solve Woodhaven Boulevard traffic nightmare, but Board 5 isn’t so sure

By Anthony Giudice

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