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Politics

Queens lawmaker says new legislation will help crime victims in different ways

By Bill Parry

This sketch of a $10,000 match race between trotters Prince and Hero at Centreville Course

Tracking the roots of American horse racing history in Ozone Park: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

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Grand jury indicts Brooklyn man for attacking and robbing a woman in Woodhaven last year

By Emily Davenport

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Arts & Entertainment

City to present plans for new entrance to Forest Park off Myrtle Avenue in Glendale

By Mark Hallum

MTA to spend $6.2M on cameras enforcement for bus lanes throughout New York City

By Mark Hallum

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Cops searching for Woodhaven teen who was last seen at her home in February

By Emily Davenport

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Politics

Five years after facade collapse, this Woodhaven building stands in ruins as an eyesore

By Mark Hallum

Strack Pond in Forest Park is named for PFC Laurence Strack (inset), a local resident who died while serving in the Vietnam War.

A Woodhaven pond honors life of a young Vietnam veteran: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

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Burglars steal cash and cars from 17 buildings in months-long burglary pattern across Queens & Brooklyn

By Emily Davenport

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Independent report card on buses shows Queens has only route, the Q52, with an ‘A’ rating

By Mark Hallum

An undated, early 20th-century photo of Forest Parkway, looking north toward Forest Park, in Woodhaven.

Forest Parkway may be short, but it’s long on Queens history: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

City touts Select Bus Service success on Woodhaven and Cross Bay Boulevards

Politics

Councilman Holden’s placard abuse bills will take aim government employees who block hydrants, bike and bus lanes

By Mark Hallum

Woodhaven man gets 18 years in prison for beating Richmond Hill man to death during robbery

By Robert Pozarycki

The exterior of Neir's Tavern in 2016

Business

Woodhaven residents form new committee to preserve and celebrate the oldest bar in Queens

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Bandit sought for mugging two men on the streets of Woodhaven in separate robberies

By Emily Davenport

A bus lane on Woodhaven Boulevard near Jamaica Avenue in Woodhaven.

Don’t even think of stopping there! City cracks down on illegal parking in bus lanes

By Mark Hallum

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Arts & Entertainment

Here are 10 places in Queens where you can have fun without being cold

By Emily Davenport

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Cops arrest violent crook who assaulted an employee at a Woodhaven laundromat and took her phone

By Emily Davenport

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Crook brutally assaults Woodhaven laundromat employee and steals her cellphone: cops

By Emily Davenport

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Suspects wanted for 17 burglaries across Queens and Brooklyn for stealing thousands in cash and merchandise

By Jenna Bagcal

This 1898 photo shows the owners of Neir's Tavern in Woodhaven.

Kids & Education

A tavern that’s been a fixture in Woodhaven nearly 200 years: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

At memorial vigil, mother renews call to find people who murdered her son in Woodhaven

News

At memorial vigil, mother renews call to find people who murdered her son in Woodhaven

By Mark Hallum

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At memorial vigil, mother renews call to find people who murdered her son in Woodhaven

By Mark Hallum

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Two-alarm blaze rips through a business above a Woodhaven fast food joint on Christmas night

By Mark Hallum

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