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People

Senator Addabbo to host virtual discussion on tackling problem gambling for National Problem Gambling Awareness Month

By Anthony Medina

phantom

Things to Do

Kew Gardens Cinemas will host an exclusive Phantom of The Opera screening with live music performance Wednesday

By Athena Dawson

co-name

Elected officials gather to co-name street corner in Kew Gardens Hills in honor of late Assemblymember Michael Simanowitz

By Rachel Butler

community board

Politics

Assemblywoman Rajkumar clashes with community board member during meeting

By Anthony Medina

council member

People

Council Member Schulman defends vote on controversial How Many Stops Act

By Anthony Medina

assemblymember

News

Assemblymember Hevesi puts forward legislative package to support emergency service providers and their volunteers

By Anthony Medina

housing

Real Estate

Affordable housing lottery opens in Kew Gardens, rent starts at $1,522 a month

By Ethan Marshall

crime

Crunching the Queens crime numbers: boroughwide drop in rape and burglaries cases

By Ethan Marshall

lunar

Things to Do

Lunar New Year 2024: Best places to celebrate year of the dragon in Queens

By Rachel Butler and Aidan Pellegrino

city planning

Real Estate

Queens neighborhoods to lead NYC real estate resurgence in 2024: Report

By Czarinna Andres

older adults

News

Rep. Grace Meng funds nonprofit working to combat loneliness among older adults

By Iryna Shkurhan

applications

Soccer enthusiasts demand lights at Forest Park during Community Board 9 meeting; Cannabis dispensary applications rejected

By Anthony Medina

lottery

Real Estate

Lottery opens for ‘affordable apartments’ in Kew Gardens, 1-bedrooms to rent for $3,140

By Christian Murray

attack

More than two months after random attack injured man in Kew Gardens, suspect remains at large: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Queens

News

Queens CB9 monthly meeting moved to Dec. 19.

By Anthony Medina

rape

Crunching the Queens crime numbers: rape cases on the rise over the last month

By Ethan Marshall

Meng has introduced legislation that would require ICE agents to display their badge and badge number.

Politics

Rep. Meng applauds USPS for audit investigating mail theft in Queens

By Rachel Butler

attorneys

News

Attorneys launch Queens County Criminal Bar Association to strengthen justice system

By Iryna Shkurhan

city of yes

News

Eastern Queens says ‘no’ to ‘City of Yes’ plan to deliver more housing

By Iryna Shkurhan

grand larceny

Crunching the Queens crime stats: grand larceny incidents continue to drop across the borough

By Ethan Marshall

grand larceny

Crunching the Queens crime stats: grand larceny auto incidents soar, with NYPD reporting surge in vehicle thefts

By Ethan Marshall

board

News

Queens Community Board 9 meeting highlights worries over ‘City of Yes’ initiative and cannabis dispensaries

By Anthony Medina

Hevesi

News

Hevesi wraps up successful community street clean-up series

By Anthony Medina

teacher

Sports

Teacher from Kew Gardens preparing to run in NYC Marathon

By Ethan Marshall

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