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Kew Gardens man gets a dozen years in prison for accidentally shooting his girlfriend

By QNS News Team

Dangerfield honored

Arts & Entertainment

Dangerfield honored

By Mark Hallum

Port Authority addresses traffic problems with borough leaders

Politics

Port Authority addresses traffic problems with borough leaders

By Bill Parry

Kew Gardens man demands apology from Garrison Keillor for maligning Queens

News

Kew Gardens man demands apology from Garrison Keillor for maligning Queens

By Bill Parry

Filmmaker tells a story of the Holocaust—and humanity

Arts & Entertainment

Filmmaker tells a story of the Holocaust—and humanity

By Merle Exit

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Health

Sections of southwest Queens will be the focus of anti-Zika spraying on Wednesday night

By Anthony Giudice

Couple receives medical attention at Queens County Courthouse

News

Couple receives medical attention at Queens County Courthouse

By Mark Hallum

Dining & Nightlife

Here’s where you can celebrate the National Night Out Against Crime in Queens next week

By QNS News Team

THE NIGHT OF 1

Jackson Heights

HBO’s ‘The Night Of’ was shot all around Queens including Jackson Heights, Kew Gardens and LIC

By Angela Matua

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Queens police precinct uses ‘predictive policing’ method to historically lower crime

By Anthony Giudice

Akeem Murphy (inset) is accused of recently attacking his girlfriend at the Union Turnpike subway station.

This guy is wanted for beating up and choking his girlfriend at a Kew Gardens subway station

By Robert Pozarycki

New film questions the story of Kitty Genovese’s murder

Arts & Entertainment

New film questions the story of Kitty Genovese’s murder

By Patrick Donachie

Former Queens District Attorney John Santucci

Former Queens District Attorney John Santucci dies at 85

By Robert Pozarycki

News

UFT President visits Parent Advisory Board

By Patrick Donachie

People

Author talks media coverage of Kitty Genovese death

By Madina Toure

No plans are in place now, but a statue of a historic woman from Queens — such as former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro (at right) — might one day replace the controversial Civic Virtue sculpture that once stood in Kew Gardens.

Politics

Why doesn’t a statue of a famous Queens woman replace the sexist Civic Virtue in Kew Gardens?

By Robert Pozarycki

The fenced-off former site of the Civic Virtue statue in Kew Gardens.

Arts & Entertainment

Former site of sexist statue ‘Civic Virtue’ in Kew Gardens is being rededicated to the women of Queens

By Robert Pozarycki

Arts & Entertainment

Celebrate America’s independence early with a Revolution re-enactment in Kew Gardens

By Robert Pozarycki

Moseley, Kitty Genovese’s killer, dies at 81

By Philip Newman

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Three prosecutors save man from hanging himself in front of Queens Borough Hall

By Angela Matua

News

Parent Advisory Board presses SCA for space

By Patrick Donachie

News

Fund may spur new industrial development in city

By Patrick Donachie

Queens Cabinet discusses stalking

By Patrick Donachie

News

Aviation roundtable members argue over structure at meeting

By Madina Toure

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