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Father in custody after 3-year-old girl killed in burning car near a Queens park

By Emily Davenport

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Kids & Education

Lawsuit alleges special needs student at Flushing school was sexually assaulted; lawmakers demand action

By Jenna Bagcal

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Arts & Entertainment

SummerStage 2019 to bring a variety of shows to Long Island City, Springfield Gardens and Flushing Meadows-Corona Park

By Emily Davenport

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Springfield Gardens man cuffed in fatal shooting of a man on a neighborhood block

By Emily Davenport

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Three men wanted for stealing $18,000 worth of cellphones from 10 Queens stores: cops

By Emily Davenport

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Two south Queens pimps sentenced in violent sex trafficking case

By Max Parrott

The wig-wearing bandit connected to six armed robberies in Queens last year pleaded guilty in July 2018 to federal charges.

Queens man who wigged out during Middle Village & Springfield Gardens stickups gets 14 years in federal prison

By Robert Pozarycki

The 2018 street renaming for Maria Thomson in Woodhaven.

People

Twenty streets across Queens renamed for innovators, trailblazers and others who made a difference

By Robert Pozarycki

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Queens man found dead with gunshot wound to his chest blocks away from his home

By Emily Davenport

This home on 140th Street in Springfield Gardens was the site of a deadly fire on March 3.

Burning candle sparked fire in Queens home that claims an 8-year-old boy’s life: FDNY

By Robert Pozarycki

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Sports

Two Queens youth basketball coaches announced as finalists for Jr. Knicks Coach of the Year Award

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Comptroller Stringer once again calls on MTA to lower LIRR fares for Queens commuters

By Jenna Bagcal

Richards announces $220,000 for cleanup efforts in his southeast Queens district

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Richards announces $220,000 for cleanup efforts in his southeast Queens district

By Naeisha Rose

Dairy distributor wants to move back to south Queens — and create 165 jobs with new development

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Dairy distributor wants to move back to south Queens — and create 165 jobs with new development

By Naeisha Rose

Rendering of Bartlett Dairy.

Business

Dairy distributor wants to move back to south Queens — and create 165 jobs with new development

By Naeisha Rose

Councilman Donovan Richards (l) allocated $220,000 to clean up his district.

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Councilman Richards announces $220,000 for cleanup efforts in his district

By Naeisha Rose

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Death of Maryland man who was killed by two Queens brothers during alleged burglary ruled a homicide

By Emily Davenport

Charter schools in Queens allowed to monitor their own pre-K without DOE interference: Court of Appeals

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Charter schools in Queens allowed to monitor their own pre-K without DOE interference: Court of Appeals

By Naeisha Rose

The Queens Southside Seahawks cheerleading squad will compete in step and cheer for a national competition.

Sports

South Ozone Park-based cheer team heading to Florida next month for national competition

By Naeisha Rose

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Kids & Education

Charter schools in Queens allowed to monitor their own pre-K without DOE interference: Court of Appeals

By Naeisha Rose

Queens teens discuss dangers of smoking at Manhattan summit

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Queens teens discuss dangers of smoking at Manhattan summit

By Naeisha Rose

Health

South Queens teens speak at Manhattan summit over the dangers of smoking

By Naeisha Rose

News

Queens credit union set to giveaway $71,000 in scholarships in 2019

By Naeisha Rose

Mayor commits $1.9 billion to improve sewer infrastructure in southeast Queens

News

Mayor commits $1.9 billion to improve sewer infrastructure in southeast Queens

By Naeisha Rose

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Hate crimes detectives are on the hunt for two men who shouted anti-immigration slurs at a man before assaulting him in Manhattan earlier this month.

Manhattan hate crime: Two brutes shout anti-immigrant remarks before beating, slashing man, cops say

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