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City expands violence interrupter program to southeast Queens

By Bill Parry

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Long Island man charged with attempted murder after driving into police cars in Laurelton: DA

By Jacob Kaye

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Unloved labor: Teamsters rally in Laurelton in support of fired UPS employees

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Southeast Queens community leaders laud budget restoration for long-awaited new police precinct and community center

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Brooks-Powers wins District 31 special election in city’s first ranked-choice voting count

By Bill Parry & Jacob Kaye

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Election history made in desolate mall in Middle Village as first RCV count begins

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Nancy Martinez focuses on small business, policing and disabilities in bid for southeast Queens City Council seat

By Queens County Politics

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QNS and Queens County Politics to host virtual City Council District 31 debate

By QNS News Team

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Voters Guide: How and when to vote in the Feb. 23 special election for City Council District 31

By Clarissa Sosin

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Jason Clark joins race for southeast Queens City Council seat

By Bill Parry

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Meeks endorses Brooks-Powers in southeast Queens City Council race

By Bill Parry

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Mayor sets Feb. 23 special election to fill Richards’ City Council seat

By Jacob Kaye

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Rockaway community leader launches bid to fill Richards’ City Council seat

By Bill Parry

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Person dies after being struck by train in Laurelton: FDNY

By Jacob Kaye

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Laurelton man indicted on murder charges for May stabbing of half-brother: DA

By Jacob Kaye

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Local minority business owners team up with community leader to launch Laurelton Farmers Market

By Jacob Kaye

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Queens Public Library reports ‘no issues’ after reopening some branches with grab-and-go service

By QNS News Team

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Young progressive declares victory in southeast Queens Assembly race

By Bill Parry

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While southeast Queens won’t be getting a new police precinct, a new community center is on its way

By Jacob Kaye

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These Queens Public Library branches will reopen July 13 with limited service

By Bill Parry

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Restaurant, bar operators hail ‘lifeline’ legislation amid COVID-19 pandemic

By QNS Special

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Burglar steals 50 car keys from Kings Auto World in Laurelton: NYPD

By Jacob Kaye

Teenpreneur Egypt 'Ify' Ufele, 14, has come a long way since her New York Fashion Week debut four years ago when she launched her own company, Chubiiline, with her collection of African-inspired clothing.

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Laurelton teen designer rocks new collection and ramps up anti-bullying campaign

By QNS News Team

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Hotel workers union endorses Richards in race for Queens Borough President

By Bill Parry

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