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Forest Hills and Rego Park residents reject developer’s plan to demolish Tower Diner and Ohr Natan Synagogue

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Glendale

Push for a community garden results in dispute between Glendale Stop & Shop and residents

By Julia Moro

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Holliswood

Homeowners say contractor burned them after payments to fix fire devastation

By Gabriel Sandoval, THE CITY

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Jamaica

New ‘green’ community schoolyard opens at P.S. 223Q in Jamaica

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Arts & Entertainment

QNS Weekender: 9 things to do in Queens

By Jenna Bagcal

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Vice President Harris visits NYC to boost federal green energy initiatives

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Nine years after Sandy, Queens, Brooklyn Congress members call for Jamaica Bay protections

By Bill Parry

The 11th annual LIC Bulbfest takes place in Long Island City's waterfront parks on Saturday, Nov. 1. (Courtesy of HPPC)

Long Island City

Hunters Point Parks Conservancy’s annual ‘LIC Bulbfest’ returning in November

By Bill Parry

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Arts & Entertainment

QNS Weekender: 20 things to do in Queens

By Jenna Bagcal

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Elmhurst

Hoffman Park in Elmhurst to be redesigned under transformative community parks initiative

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Oakland Gardens

DOT, community leaders celebrate new Oakland Gardens bike lane

By Jenna Bagcal

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Astoria

DEC denies permits for NRG’s proposed Gas Turbine Power Plant in Astoria

By Julia Moro

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Glen Oaks

Community celebrates completion of $1.5 million Glen Oaks Oval Playground renovation project

By Jenna Bagcal

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Jamaica

Historic Rufus King Park in Jamaica opens new enforcement station as plans are underway for playground renovation

By Bill Parry

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Ida devastation spurs call for a new ‘Build It Back’ program for flooding victims

By Samantha Maldonado, Christine Chung, and Christopher Alvarez, THE CITY

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Jamaica

Southeast Queens residents voice quality-of-life issues at Jamaica town hall

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Long Island City

TF Cornerstone announces arrival of a new organic market in Long Island City

By Kayla Wong

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Arts & Entertainment

QNS Weekender: 29 things to do in Queens

By Jenna Bagcal

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NYC public pension funds will commit $50 billion in renewable energy by 2035, de Blasio says

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AMNY

Close to 50 New York City public schools will get rooftop solar panels next year under initiative to reduce state’s carbon footprint

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Electric Vehicle Ride + Drive event highlights future of car transportation in Whitestone

By QNS News Team

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NYC Compost Project to host a Pumpkin Smash in Sunnyside

By Alicia Venter

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Ridgewood

Mafera Park gets $500,000 in state funding to kickstart renovations

By Julia Moro

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Glendale

Curbside composting returns to Community District 5 in Queens

By Julia Moro

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