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Arts & Entertainment

This week on the QNS podcast: Willets Point, Jimmy Van Bramer versus the DSA and how a Queens surgeon saved MLK Jr.

By Mark Hallum

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Serial groper assaults four women in two months across northwestern Queens: cops

By Emily Davenport

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Politics

Queens Democratic Socialist co-chair says Van Bramer is not ‘our comrade,’ but do his views reflect the greater organization?

By Mark Hallum

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Flushing

Diocese of Brooklyn denies allegations made in recent lawsuits filed under the Child Victims Act

By Bill Parry

Monsignor Otto Garcia is shown in this 2013 New York Daily News photo outside St. Joan of Arc Church in Jackson Heights.

Flushing

Queens pastor tasked with investigating pedophile priests for diocese accused of child sex abuse by Flushing man

By Bill Parry

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Slasher cuts woman with a scalpel as she tried to enter a Woodside strip club: NYPD

By Emily Davenport

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Alleged Queens prostitute booked for death of Elmhurst chef and fatal drug overdoses of two men at Queens hotels

By Emily Davenport

Arts & Entertainment

Check out this eclectic community variety show coming to Woodside’s Windmuller Park on Aug. 31

By Bill Parry

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It happened again: Steel debris falls off 7 line in Woodside as MTA continues action after it happens

By Mark Hallum

Latest subway creep in Queens followed woman onto E train in Briarwood and exposed junk to her in Woodside

By Robert Pozarycki

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Bayside

Avalanche of new sex abuse lawsuits hits Diocese of Brooklyn, implicating Queens churches and schools

By Bill Parry

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Crook shatters sleeping victim’s femur in an attempt to take his wallet in Woodside: cops

By Emily Davenport

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Most Queens subway stations are crumbling, as age and wear-and-tear take their course: DiNapoli

By Mark Hallum

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Man sought for stabbing victim five times after an argument in Woodside: cops

By Emily Davenport

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Manslaughter charges for Woodhaven man who fatally struck man with car last month

By Emily Davenport

Kids & Education

Tiegerman School begins new special education program in Woodside

By Jacob Kaye

Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (right) with the late Detective Luis Alvarez, a staunch advocate of the extension of the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund. Maloney helped write the bill that Congress passed, but was apparently excluded from the July 29 White House ceremony where President Trump signed it into law.

Opinion

Our Voice on the president’s disrespect toward Queens Congresswomen; Your Voice on Bayside bike lanes and drug costs

By QNS Editorial

Astoria

Police around Queens to host National Night Out Against Crime events in their communities

By Jacob Kaye

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Environment

Heat wave power outages and subway disruptions plague Queens, prompting public backlash against Con Ed

By Max Parrott

Man shot in the leg near the Woodside Houses in apparent robbery attempt: sources

By Robert Pozarycki

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Woodside and Sunnyside had Queens’ grossest park bathrooms in city comptroller study

By Bill Parry

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Early-morning ‘domestic shooting’ at a Woodside leads to gun bust and man’s arrest

By Emily Davenport

Tiffany Caban declared victory in the Queens DA primary on June 25.

Politics

‘We did it, y’all’: Public defender Cabán touts apparent victory in Queens district attorney primary

By Mark Hallum

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Creepy man turns himself in for trying to grab young boy from his parents while walking on a Woodside street (UPDATED)

By Emily Davenport

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