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The Whitestone home where a fatal fire occurred on Thursday did not have a smoke alarm.

Smoldering cigarette sparked fatal Whitestone fire: FDNY

By Alina Suriel

News

CB7 approves special permit for Whitestone gym

By Madina Toure

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Whitestone and College Point to receive huge influx of new police officers

By Alina Suriel

Officers Richard Danese and Jared Delaney with Whitestone resident Carmine Camenzuli.

Supercops at 109th Precinct stopped Whitestone carjackers and suicidal man

By Alina Suriel

"Auto Body" by Emily Thompson

Arts & Entertainment

Willets Point-inspired paintings by a Whitestone native receive recognition

By Alina Suriel

Mystery surrounds September disappearance of Whitestone woman

By Madina Toure

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Health

Little Bay Park restrooms open this week after three years of construction

By Alina Suriel

A young man walks his dog through mounds of snow in Bayside.

Thin patience must last a little longer as city plows northeast Queens

By Alina Suriel

A snow-covered section of 210th Street in Bayside.

Side streets in northeast Queens slow to plow: officials

By Alina Suriel

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Whitestone, College Point residents gripe about unplowed snow

By Alina Suriel

Students at the Whitestone Lincoln Tech campus helped load donated coats collected by the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association.

Health

Whitestone trade students participate in winter coat drive

By Alina Suriel

All of the candidates believed to be seeking Congressman Steve Israel's seat this November are all from Nassau and Suffolk counties.

Politics

Does anyone in Queens want to run for an open Congressional seat?

By Robert Pozarycki

Female Whitestone residents utilizing techniques learned in the workshop.

Health

Whitestone women learn self-defense in local workshop

By Alina Suriel

Bayside Rebels 2015 pic

Sports

The Mets Sandlot Baseball League looks toward an exciting 2016 season

By Anthony Giudice

Politics

Chinese student slashed in Whitestone to stay in the U.S.

By Madina Toure

Hunter Brink (in maroon sweatshirt) with volunteers who took part in a local churchyard cleanup.

Kids & Education

Whitestone Boy Scout cleans up local churchyard

By Alina Suriel

Condo sales were brisk at Sky View Parc in Flushing in 2015. The retail and residential development is in the midst of expanding.

Real Estate

Blog: Northern Queens real estate market was quite active in 2015

By QNS News Team

Suspects arrested in Bklyn in connection with Queens carjackings

By Madina Toure

The 16-year-old slashing victim (in blue) appeared beside her mother at the press conference and spoke through an interpreter (at right).

Health

Whitestone slashing victim speaks out following attack

By Alina Suriel

Chinese student slashed in Whitestone will stay in the U.S.

By Madina Toure

Congressman Steve Israel (inset) announced Tuesday he would not run for another term in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Politics

‘Time to pass the torch’: Congressman Israel won’t seek re-election

By Robert Pozarycki

An elderly man was carjacked at his home on Willets Point Boulevard in Whitestone on New Year's Day.

Pair arrested in Whitestone New Year’s car theft

By Alina Suriel

Detective Kevin O'Donnell instructs Whitestone residents in the neighborhood's first block watch class in March 2015.

Whitestone group to go on the watch to help cops fight crime

By Alina Suriel

Residents say that helicopters circled overhead as the incident took place the day after Christmas.

Cops help rescue suicidal man from roof of Whitestone building

By Alina Suriel

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