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News

Grover Cleveland students develop apps focused on Forest Park

By Gabriel Rom

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Business

Glendale store’s cellphone drive helps victims of domestic violence

By Anthony Giudice

News

Glendale waits..and waits for new train engines

By Gabriel Rom

Arts & Entertainment

Glendale restaurateur takes the show on the road to Hollywood

By Merle Exit

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Civics fume over lack of new train engines at Glendale’s Fresh Pond Railyard

By Anthony Giudice

Markey’s re-election campaign kicks off with celebration

Politics

Markey’s re-election campaign kicks off with celebration

By Gabriel Rom

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Glendale man charged with leading Queens-based heroin ring

By Anthony Giudice

The Queens County Committee of the American Legion will once again hold a funeral service at George Werst Funeral Home in Glendale for an indigent veteran.

Politics

Indigent veteran received military burial after Glendale service

By Anthony Giudice

CB5 officially backs Crowley’s commuter rail

CB5 officially backs Crowley’s commuter rail

By Gabriel Rom

P.O. Gonzalez (center) and his wife and two sons accepting the Cop of the Year award from 104th Precinct Community Council president, Len Santoro (left) and Capt. Mark Wachter (right).

104th Precinct lauds its ‘Cop of the Year’ at Middle Village dinner

By Anthony Giudice

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Glendale street to be closed Saturday for vigil in memory of slain officer

By Anthony Giudice

Captain Mark Wachter, commanding officer of the 104th Precinct, announced the closure of another illegal massage parlor on Myrtle Avenue during the 104th Precinct Community Council meeting on Tuesday night.

Illegal massage parlor crackdown continues in 104th Precinct

By Anthony Giudice

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Arts & Entertainment

Glendale restaurateur will again be featured on reality show

By Anthony Giudice

This is the final weekend of the Queens Holiday Market at the Shops at Atlas Park.

Arts & Entertainment

Final chance to shop the Queens Holiday Market for unique holiday gifts

By Anthony Giudice

Sixty-five students from P.S./I.S. 119 in Glendale were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society on Friday, Dec. 11.

Kids & Education

PHOTOS: Glendale school inducts National Junior Honor Society students

By Anthony Giudice

CB 5 gives green light to Crowley’s light rail proposal

By Gabriel Rom

Feline heroics earn 104th Precinct national award

News

Feline heroics earn 104th Precinct national award

By Gabriel Rom

Community Board 5 backed Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley's light rail plan during their meeting on Dec. 9.

Community Board 5 supports western Queens light rail concept

By Anthony Giudice

Come out to the Queens Holiday Market this weekend for amazing holiday gifts.

Arts & Entertainment

Queens Holiday Market continues to offer fantastic holiday gift ideas

By Anthony Giudice

Business

Tile Trends: Industrial Spaces… Warm Minimalism… Fresh Elegance

By QNS Editorial

Friends and families gathered to spread holiday cheer and joy at Friday's Atlas Park Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, sponsored by the LIC Flea and Food's Queens Holiday Market

Arts & Entertainment

Holiday revelers join Santa for the Atlas Park Christmas Tree Lighting

By QNS News Team

Cats caught in fire safe and sound

News

Cats caught in fire safe and sound

By Gabriel Rom

Russel Platt was set to receive a proper veteran's burial like the one pictured above until it was found he was already buried on Hart Island.

Politics

An indigent veteran set for Glendale funeral mistakenly buried on Hart Island

By Anthony Giudice

The CB 5 Transportation and Public Transit committees voted 7-5 to support a light rail concept for the CB 5 area.

Politics

Community Board 5 committees back light rail concept for western Queens

By Anthony Giudice

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