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Zum Stammtisch

Glendale

Renowned German eatery in Glendale, Zum Stammtisch, joins New York State’s Historical Business Registry

By Anthony Medina

Jackson Heights

Holocaust survivor and Jackson Heights resident dies at 101

By Ethan Marshall

Corona

Elected officials celebrate opening of 30-unit development in Corona, with apartments for low income seniors and people with substance use disorders

By Gabriele Holtermann

Community Service

Girl Scout cookie season kicks off in Queens

By Jada Camille and Czarinna Andres

black history month

Close to 100 events planned at Queens libraries for Black History Month

By Iryna Shkurhan

Police and Queens high school students after stabbing

AMNY

Teens charged in stabbing at Queens high school; four others sought in ‘vicious attack,’ DA Katz says

catholic

New York Family

Choosing a Catholic school education

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News

Victoria’s Secrets: Twin cities

By Victoria Schneps

black history

New York Family

12 books about Black history for kids of all ages

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Woodhaven

The ‘Butcher of Bellerose’ approved for parole decades after killing 4-year-old neighbor, 18-year-old immigrant: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By the Woodhaven Cultural and Historical Society

Queens crime scene

AMNY

Private sanitation worker in Queens stabbed two men during dispute: cops

Queens man found dead

AMNY

Man in Queens found dead with facial trauma near home: cops

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News

Queens man accused of shooting four men, killing one, in South Jamaica: DA

By Bill Parry

vallone

People

Hundreds turn out to honor Paul Vallone at funeral service Friday, including Mayor Adams and dozens of city officials

By Athena Dawson

Queensbridge Houses resident busted for allegedly gunning down ex-con in Long Island City in November: NYPD

By Bill Parry

prison

Lindenwood

Brooklyn man criminally charged for holiday package thefts at Lindenwood apartment buildings: DA

By Bill Parry

cards

Ridgewood

Iconic E&J Cards and Gifts in Ridgewood bids farewell after 51 years

By Anthony Medina

Queens Post

Discover the romance of French cuisine in Queens this Valentine’s Day

LIC Post

Check out what children’s camps are taking place this summer at Queens Camp Fair in LIC this Sunday

puppet

Flushing

Children’s puppet show to debut at Flushing Town Hall for Valentine’s Day

By Rachel Butler

Santos

LI Press

Race To Replace George Santos Nears Finish Line

Astoria

QNS Weekender: Six things to do in Queens this weekend

By Aidan Pellegrino

women

Cambria Heights

Nearly 4,000 Jewish women gather at Cambria Heights to visit resting place of Jewish leaders

By Ethan Marshall

Long Island City

State awards Long Island City $10 million for economic development projects

By Iryna Shkurhan

More from Around New York

Suspect mugshot involved in shooting at park

Mayor Adams rails against ‘violent migrant’ accused of shooting off-duty Border Patrol agent during Manhattan park robbery

Congressmember Mike Lawler of New York speaks in Washington on July 17 during a press conference to support the LGBTQ hotline.

‘Unfathomable’: Trump administration ends LGBTQ youth suicide hotline

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Schneps Podcasts

Dan Rattiner speaks with Angela Boyer-Stump, a real estate advisor and licensed sales associate with Sotheby’s International Realty – Episode 240

Where to Celebrate Shark Week in NYC, Long Island & Beyond: Great Events, Live Cams, and Family Fun

New York Family

Where to Celebrate Shark Week in NYC, Long Island & Beyond: Great Events, Live Cams, and Family Fun