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QNS Weekender: 28 things to do in Queens

By Jenna Bagcal

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Queens climate activists protest outside the White House against proposed Astoria power plant

By Julia Moro

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Glen Oaks Village co-op donates tractor to Queens Farm

By Jenna Bagcal

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Queens senator moves to get FEMA aid to East Elmhurst residents who have yet to receive assistance after Hurricane Ida

By Julia Moro

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Report finds only 24 miles of active Open Streets in NYC

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Arts & Entertainment

QNS Weekender: 24 things to do in Queens

By Jenna Bagcal

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NYC Parks continues initiative to remove derelict boats from Jamaica Bay

By Bill Parry

Environmentalists speak out against proposed LaGuardia AirTrain

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Queens elected officials, Hochul call for alternatives to LaGuardia AirTrain

By Julia Moro

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Queens Climate Project hosts community event to discuss climate action

By Benedetta Tommaselli

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Queens County Farm Museum and Innovation QNS to distribute 12 tons of free compost at Kaufman Astoria Studios

By Bill Parry

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Former Astoria councilman now represents Queens at NYC Economic Development Corporation

By Bill Parry

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Arts & Entertainment

QNS Weekender: 29 things to do in Queens

By Jenna Bagcal

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Politics

Queens elected officials sign letter to the governor urging her to stop National Grid rate hikes

By Julia Moro

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News

Mayor launches ElectrifyNYC program to help city homeowners go green

By Benedetta Tommaselli

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City reopens Charybdis Playground in Astoria Park following $12.5 million renovation

By Bill Parry

New York Governor Kathy Hochul speaks to the media after a swearing-in ceremony at the New York State Capitol, in Albany, New York

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Hochul announces $27 million in Hurricane Ida relief aid for undocumented immigrants

By Julia Moro

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NYC Parks announces $21 million to develop Gwen Ifill Park in Jamaica

By Bill Parry

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City completes $17M sewer and street upgrade in Rosedale to improve street conditions and alleviate flooding

By Carlotta Mohamed

East Elmhurst residents protest another hotel-turned-homeless shelter in the neighborhood

By Julia Moro

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Arts & Entertainment

QNS Weekender: 20 things to do in Queens

By Jenna Bagcal

Queens Public Library, elected officials, and P.S. 171 students bury time capsule at Astoria branch

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De Blasio touts electric conversion for NYC vehicle fleet as part of ‘Climate Week’ investments

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Advocates, Queens residents sue to hit the brakes on LaGuardia AirTrain plan

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Queens Congresswoman town hall walks New Yorkers through FEMA assistance application process

By Julia Moro

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Undocumented immigrant New Yorkers shut out of federal Hurricane Ida aid

By Christine Chung, Josefa Velasquez, and Allison Dikanovic, THE CITY

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