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Rockaway Theatre Co. shows its younger side

By Merle Exit

Astoria

Astoria volunteer turns to online fundraiser to release first album of ‘positive music’

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Long Island City

Secret Theatre makes love not war with new production of ‘Hair’

By Kevin Zimmerman

Astoria

Queens World Film Festival kicks off in Astoria

By Bill Parry

Flushing

Queens Symphony Orchestra director steps down

By Kevin Zimmerman

Maspeth

O’Neills raises big bucks for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital

By Michael Shain

Flushing

Censorship is alive and well on American school stages

By QNS TimesLedger

Astoria

Museum of the Moving Image focuses on Julianne Moore

By Merle Exit

School of rock teaches kids how to jam

By Merle Exit

Arts & Entertainment

Queens Kudos celebrate borough’s theater scene

By Kevin Zimmerman

Springfield Gardens

Malcolm X’s daughter speaks on her father’s legacy at Merrick Academy

By Madina Toure

Elmhurst

Elmhurst resident keeps her life spicy

Photo courtesy Evelyn Banker

Arts & Entertainment

Performing arts program offered at Catholic schools across Queens

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Arts & Entertainment

Second annual Queens Kudos to honor tops in boro theater

By Kevin Zimmerman

Flushing

Ring in the [Lunar] New Year at Flushing Town Hall

By Merle Exit

Astoria

Astoria dancer produces commercial for Super Bowl contest

By Bill Parry

Pro-police rally draws hundreds to steps of Boro Hall

By Bill Parry

Sunnyside

Brooklyn artist reveals interactive public art project on Sunnyside billboard

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Long Island City

Korean chef raised in Jewish household now serves Japanese cuisine

By Suzanne Parker

Children cook up a storm in Forest Hills

By Merle Exit

Flushing

Flushing Town Hall ends 2014 on a high note

By Norm Harris

Pro-police rally scheduled for Borough Hall

By Bill Parry

Astoria

Boro vigils continue in honor of slain officers

By Bill Parry

Mystery novel told in 140-character chapters

By Tammy Scileppi

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