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Woman sought for punching 65-year-old man on Q52 bus in Woodhaven: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Wyckoff-Snedeker Family Cemetery

The history of Woodhaven’s Wyckoff-Snedeker Family Cemetery: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

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Politics

Addabbo seeks nominations for New York State Senate Youth Leadership Recognition Awards

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Dining & Nightlife

Community holds vigil to honor the memory of beloved Bagel Bin owner

By Ethan Marshall

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Award-winning film ‘The Queen of the Stardust Ballroom’ and its ties to Woodhaven: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

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Acts of Kindness

Addabbo launches Valentine’s for Veterans drive to collect donations for St. Albans Veteran Center

By Carlotta Mohamed

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News

‘We have been very blessed’: Woodhaven resident grateful for community’s support after devastating house fire

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Dining & Nightlife

These Queens eateries are participating in the upcoming NYC Restaurant Week

By Tammy Scileppi

John Perricone Woodhaven BID

News

New Woodhaven BID director outlines vision for vibrant commercial district

By Carlotta Mohamed

Community Board 9 meeting

Queens Community Board 9 directs focus on public safety, health care during first meeting of 2023

By Anthony Medina

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Arts & Entertainment

Woodhaven’s historic Neir’s Tavern hosts ‘Goodfellas Challenge’

By Tammy Scileppi

Woodhaven

How Woodhaven transformed 100 years ago into the community we know today: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

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South Queens councilwoman thanks community for restoring order after stolen car plows through public benches in Woodhaven

By Bill Parry

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Perps puncture tire, follow victim to Briarwood gas station where he’s robbed while fixing flat: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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Arts & Entertainment

Year in Review: Queens’ top arts and entertainment stories of 2022

By Ethan Marshall

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News

Two Queens businesses honored with place in New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry

Carlotta Mohamed

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The story of Pvt. Fred Fleury and the Christmas miracle of Woodhaven: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

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News

Woodhaven assemblywoman inducts Schmidt’s Candy shop into NYS Historic Business Preservation Registry

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Officers from Queens’ 104th Precinct bust alleged animal abuser during car stop on Woodhaven Boulevard

By Julia Moro

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News

South Queens assemblywoman hosts turkey giveaway at Woodhaven office

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Queens hit-and-run leaves pedestrian critically injured; driver still on the run

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Woman injured on Woodhaven street while robbed at knifepoint: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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This Woodhaven kid became a pop sensation: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

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Courts

Woodhaven brothers get jail time in conspiracy to smuggle turtles from Queens to Hong Kong: Feds

By Bill Parry

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