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Developer Charles Henry Grosch used to live at this home on 64th Street in Ridgewood.

One of Ridgewood’s forgotten builders: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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Politics

Divided support in Queens: City Council approves Mayor Adams’ ‘City of Yes’ plan despite opposition from half of Queens Council members

By Colum Motherway

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People

Council Members slam ‘City of Yes’ as ‘City of B.S.’ at Community Board 5 meeting

By Anthony Medina

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People

Senator Addabbo garners New York Senate approval for veteran housing aid legislation

By Anthony Medina

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Politics

Community Board 5 members express concerns about proposed zoning laws and cannabis shops at year-end meeting

By Anthony Medina

Glendale

Glendale Property Owner Association introduces new leadership, board members

Elijah Hamilton

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Politics

Crowley calls for freeze in real estate taxes due to COVID-19 pandemic

By Bill Parry

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Opinion

Op-Ed: The solution to the homeless shelter controversy is housing and working together to demand it

By Op-Ed

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Real Estate

Glendale’s real estate values may be hot, but professionals say that they’re starting to level off

By Max Parrott

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Real Estate

Check out these homes that are on the market in Douglaston, Glendale and Astoria

By Emily Davenport

The former factory at 78-16 Cooper Ave. in Glendale is shown undergoing renovation in this April 2019 photo.

Politics

October public hearing in Middle Village set for proposed Glendale homeless shelter

By Max Parrott

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Real Estate

Check out these homes that are on the market in Whitestone, Glendale and Franklin Square

By Emily Davenport

The former factory at 78-16 Cooper Ave. in Glendale is shown undergoing renovation in this April 2019 photo.

Community Service

Protests, politics and false promises: The definitive, six-year history of the Glendale homeless shelter war

By Robert Pozarycki

State Senator Joe Addabbo addresses attendees at an Aug. 15 meeting in Glendale on plans to resurrect the dormant Glendale Chamber of Commerce.

Business

Glendale business owners and lawmakers look to revive Myrtle Avenue with resurrected chamber of commerce

By QNS News Team

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Real Estate

Take a look at these homes that are for sale in Whitestone, Glendale and Douglaston

By Emily Davenport

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Kids & Education

Young Forest Park skaters coast and grind on new ramps and ledges at local skatepark

By Max Parrott

One of the speakers at the July 10 Community Board 5 meeting, a resident of 59th Street in Glendale, who voiced opposition to a 66-unit residence for homeless disabled persons in the neighborhood.

Real Estate

Glendale residents blast six-story tower for homeless disabled persons as bad for local traffic

By Max Parrott

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Real Estate

Elmhurst and Ridgewood among top neighborhoods with high baby boomer populations

By Emily Davenport

Real Estate

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

By Mark Hallum

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

The factory at 78-16 Cooper Ave. in Glendale where rumors continue to fly about a homeless shelter being developed there.

Politics

Glendale homeless shelter opponents gain support in Middle Village for upcoming protest amid rumors

By Mark Hallum

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Real Estate

Potential for double-parking gives Board 5 pause on plans for Glendale daycare center

By Mark Hallum

Kids & Education

Board 5 committee hears plans for new daycare center in Glendale semi-industrial zone

By Mark Hallum

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Environment

UPDATED: Work at rumored homeless shelter site in Glendale may have disturbed asbestos, residents say

By Mark Hallum

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