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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

Perp walk

UPDATE: Three alleged vandals who hit Cypress Hills Cemetery in Glendale could spend up to 15 years in jail

By Anthony Giudice

The Cooper Avenue underpass in Glendale.

Cooper Avenue underpass in Glendale will be partially closed during daytime hours for repainting

By Robert Pozarycki

Glendale teacher’s film explores lives of those who lost parents on 9/11

People

Glendale teacher’s film explores lives of those who lost parents on 9/‌11

By Bill Parry

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Kids & Education

Schools chancellor comes to Sunnyside to discuss overcrowding and other topics at town hall

By Anthony Giudice

88th Street Glendale

Community leader creates online petition to get speed bumps on 88th Street in Glendale

By Anthony Giudice

104th Precinct paintball gun

Two men arrested for shooting nearly a dozen victims in Glendale and Middle Village with paintballs

By Anthony Giudice

Meng endorses Crowley in re-election bid against Holden

Politics

Meng endorses Crowley in re-election bid against Holden

By Bill Parry

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Health

Glendale’s $43 million sewer project has been fully funded, lawmaker tells Board 5

By Anthony Giudice

Flower Power Coffee Co.

Dining & Nightlife

Glendale’s 4/20 chef brews up education and infused coffees with launch of Flower Power Coffee Co.

By Anthony Giudice

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Arts & Entertainment

Tech-savvy Queens kids can enter this app-design contest until Nov. 1

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Dining & Nightlife

The 2017 Dine in Queens restaurant program kicks off in grand style at Glendale’s Atlas Park

By Anthony Giudice

Suspect cuffed for stabbing a Glendale man in the neck inside an apartment building

By Robert Pozarycki

Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley requested the MTA provide another shuttle bus to help move commuters while the M train is down.

MTA should bring shuttle buses back to Middle Village as M line track work continues: lawmaker

By Anthony Giudice

Glendale

Glendale sewer projects once again top the Community Board 5 city budget wish list

By Anthony Giudice

Dine in Queens kicks off in Glendale

Dining & Nightlife

Dine in Queens kicks off in Glendale

By Annabelle Blair

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News

Local elected official opens her Glendale office for hurricane relief supplies, joining NYPD and FDNY

By Anthony Giudice

Queens ready with a helping hand for Puerto Rico, other devastated areas

By Naeisha Rose

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