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Business

Daring robbery, Giuliani town hall and some young hoops stars made Ridgewood Times headlines 22 years ago

By The Old Timer

New Yorkers band together to assist natural disaster victims

New Yorkers band together to assist natural disaster victims

By Naeisha Rose

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News

Local elected official opens her Glendale office for hurricane relief supplies, joining NYPD and FDNY

By Anthony Giudice

Officers celebrate ‘Command Appreciation Day’ at Ridgewood’s 104th Precinct

By Anthony Giudice

Councilman Robert Holden has yet to decide which party he will caucus with in the Council.

Politics

Queens Republicans pick Democrat to challenge Councilwoman — and shake up their leadership, too

By Robert Pozarycki

Arts & Entertainment

St. Matthias Church in Ridgewood will be the star on Thursday as film crews shoot scenes inside

By Anthony Giudice

A man is wanted for restraining an 11-year-old boy at the Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues station on the Ridgewood/Bushwick border on Sept. 26.

Cops say this man tried to grab a 11-year-old boy off a train on the Ridgewood/Bushwick border

By Robert Pozarycki

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Kids & Education

These 6 Queens schools will now welcome four-legged friends to provide student support

By Angela Matua

Ridgewood armed robbery suspect tracked down by cops through cellphone app

By Robert Pozarycki

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Health

Even as residents disapprove, city installs nearly 300 new bioswales in Maspeth, Ridgewood and Sunnyside

By Anthony Giudice

Business

Billy’s Marketplace offers Ridgewood a taste of the old neighborhood, as well as exciting new features

By Anthony Giudice

You don’t need a car if you live in Ridgewood, according to this survey of the area’s transportation options

By Anthony Giudice

Ridgewood man gets 15 years in grandmother’s death

Ridgewood man gets 15 years in grandmother’s death

By Gina Martinez

The old Hyatt Mansion is shown in this 1926 photo taken at the corner of Maurice Avenue and Hyatt Avenue, which is now 65th Place.

Kids & Education

Go through history by the numbers of some Queens neighborhood street names

By The Old Timer

Work for Stage 1 of the Metropolitan Avenue Bridge deck replacement project kicks off again on Sept. 26.

Traffic headaches returning to Middle Village/‌Ridgewood border as bridge reconstruction restarts

By Anthony Giudice

Delayed destruction: Officials postpone Sept. 24 demolition of old Kosciuszko Bridge

News

Delayed destruction: Officials postpone Sept. 24 demolition of old Kosciuszko Bridge

By Lauren Gill

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Car thefts are driving up the crime rate in Ridgewood’s 104th Precinct; cops honored for heroic take down

By Anthony Giudice

Christopher Fuhrer has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in his grandmother's death.

Ridgewood man gets up to 15 years in jail for killing grandma and leaving her body in home for months

By Robert Pozarycki

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Real Estate

Community’s push to landmark more Ridgewood homes gets lawmaker’s support

By Anthony Giudice

Councilman Robert Holden has yet to decide which party he will caucus with in the Council.

Politics

Are Queens Republicans thinking about turning to a Democrat to win a local City Council seat?

By Ridgewood Times Staff

83rd Precinct robbery suspect

Senior man tries to stop robbery at a restaurant on Ridgewood/Bushwick border

By Anthony Giudice

Cops are looking for two men who robbed a cab driver on this block of Hancock Street in Ridgewood on Sept. 15.

Armed crooks hop into a cab, ride through Ridgewood and then rob the driver: cops

By Robert Pozarycki

Third man locked up in a violent Ridgewood assault that left one victim in a coma

By Anthony Giudice

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Police shoot and kill a canine that went on the attack in Ridgewood and injured two women

By Anthony Giudice

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