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Woodhaven BID looking toward future with new appointment

News

Woodhaven BID looking toward future with new appointment

By Naeisha Rose

A ribbon around one of the memorial trees in Forest Park

Kids & Education

Celebrating Christmas after the ‘Great War’: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

Queens Library receives $250K for future temporary space in Woodhaven during renovations

News

Queens Library receives $250K for future temporary space in Woodhaven during renovations

By Naeisha Rose

Raquel Oliveras has been chosen to bring help lead the Woodhaven BID.

Business

Woodhaven BID looking forward to the future with new appointment

By Naeisha Rose

street updated

DOT receives over $2 million to fix Woodhaven Boulevard overpass and repave southwest Queens roads

By Naeisha Rose

Councilman Eric Ulrich signs a check for $250,000 for Woodhaven Library.

Kids & Education

Queens Library receives $250,000 for future temporary space in Woodhaven during renovations

By Naeisha Rose

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City touts Select Bus Service success on Woodhaven & Cross Bay Boulevards — but one lawmaker doesn’t buy it

By Mark Hallum

Ulrich urges MTA to complete Marine Parkway repairs

Ulrich urges MTA to complete Marine Parkway repairs

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Politics

Senator Addabbo secures re-election for a fifth term as a state senator for southwest Queens

By Mark Hallum

The Buddy Memorial at Forest Park in Richmond Hill honors local soldiers who died during World War I.

Kids & Education

How Woodhaven and Richmond Hill honored fallen World War I heroes: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

Sanitation Department gets $150,000 to boost street cleanups in Woodhaven, Ozone Park & Howard Beach

By Naeisha Rose

City brings new World’s Fair lighting to Jamaica Avenue in Woodhaven

City brings new World’s Fair lighting to Jamaica Avenue in Woodhaven

By Carlotta Mohamed

An aerial view of Forest Park; Victory Field can be seen in the foreground still being developed.

Kids & Education

Continuing a ride into the history of Queens’ Forest Park: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

Councilman Eric Ulrich and city Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg celebrate the new streetlamps on Jamaica Avenue in Woodhaven.

Woodhaven brightens up with new streetlamps along Jamaica Avenue shopping strip

By Carlotta Mohamed

An undated photo of Jackson Pond Playground at Forest Park in Richmond Hill

Kids & Education

Swinging into the history of a Queens park’s growth: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

Street co-named after beloved Woodhaven civic leader Maria Thomson

By QNS News Team

Police investigate a shooting outside the Tavern Lounge in Woodhaven on Oct. 7.

Local hip-hop artist gunned down while leaving a Woodhaven bar in early morning murder

By Robert Pozarycki

A family in Woodhaven poses with their loved one before he ships off to war.

Kids & Education

The Great War and its impact on Woodhaven: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

Mayor appoints Sunnyside resident as LPC chair

Politics

Mayor appoints Sunnyside resident as LPC chair

By Mark Hallum

arrest

Homeless man charged for attacking a woman for her purse on a Queens street

By Emily Davenport

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Arts & Entertainment

Aw shucks! Queens men take home top prizes in oyster shucking and eating at Grand Central contest

By Emily Davenport

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Cops catch purse-snatching thief that attacked a woman in Woodhaven in front of her young child (UPDATED)

By Emily Davenport

Bronx man pleads guilty to stealing from Woodhaven mailbox: DA

Bronx man pleads guilty to stealing from Woodhaven mailbox: DA

By Carlotta Mohamed

E-waste

Astoria

Department of Sanitation to expand its e-waste pickup to include western Queens neighborhoods

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

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