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Pheffer Amato reminds constituent families of free meals, distraction-free learning policies for new school year

By Bill Parry

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Permits filed for residential building with 18 units in Arverne

By Ethan Marshall

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Thief steals thousands of dollars worth of personal property from car in Jackson Heights: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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$23.15 million in financing secured for construction of new LIC mixed-use building

By Ethan Marshall

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Senior attacked with backpack in Queensboro Plaza subway station: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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Addabbo Health Center earns national recognition for patient-centered care

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News

St. Francis Prep students celebrate first day of new school year

By Shane O’Brien

Over 1,000 people line the streets of Bell Boulevard every year for the Bayside St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

News

Annual community events to check out every year in Bayside

By Athena Dawson

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IBX Stop by Stop: The proposed light rail rolls through Middle Village, near a ‘crown jewel’ of Queens parks

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

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News

Zeta Queens Jamaica Elementary School celebrates grand opening, first day of school

By Athena Dawson

State Sen. James Sanders and Council Member Joann Ariola did a walking tour with state and city agencies about ongoing issues on the Joseph P. Addabbo Bridge.

Politics

Ariola, Sanders meet with state, city agencies about issues on Joseph P. Addabbo Bridge over Jamaica Bay

By Bill Parry

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New nail studio opens at Malt Drive development in LIC

By Ethan Marshall

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Politics

Op-Ed | Four years after Hurricane Ida, Queens deserves real climate resilience

By Assembly Member Jessica González-Rojas

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Average price of Queens homes for up to three families eclipses $1 million: report

By Ethan Marshall

A 38-year-old Long Island City woman was struck and killed by an unlicensed van driver in Dutch Kills on Sunday, Aug. 31.

St. Albans driver arrested after fatal collision kills Long Island City woman in Dutch Kills: NYPD

By Bill Parry

News

JPAFHC recognized nationally for excellence in community health care

By Athena Dawson

Dr. Christopher Calandrella and staff at Long Island Jewish Forest Hills distribute free NARCAN overdose rescue kits on Thursday, ahead of International Overdose Awareness Day.

News

Doctor and staff at Long Island Jewish Forest Hills distribute NARCAN overdose rescue kits

By Bill Parry

News

Queens KLP Scholar continues pre-med dreams at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

By Athena Dawson

Glow Cultural Center provided yo-yo demonstrations at Friday's block party. Photo: Ramy Mahmoud.

News

Hundreds attend CM Ung’s inaugural ‘UNG-believable’ back-to-school block party

By Shane O’Brien and Ramy Mahmoud

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AMNY

MTA got busy with second phase of Queens bus network redesign this weekend

Governor Hochul signed landmark legislation to require Title VI anti-discrimination coordinators on every New York college campus

Politics

Rozic, Stavisky bill to protect students from discrimination signed into law by Governor

By Bill Parry

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PoliticsNY

Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with Assembly Member Ron Kim

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News

Victoria’s Secrets: A week of powerful moments

By Victoria Schneps

Yellow cab speeds through Times Square in New York, NY, USA.

Queens man admits to cheating-for-hire on TLC licensing exam

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

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Dozens rally at City Hall after Mamdani backtracks on CityFHEPS voucher promise – leaving housing advocates feeling ‘betrayed’

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Ronnie Eldridge, longtime LGBTQ ally, NY civic leader, and TV host, dies at 95

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Schneps Podcasts

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Portrait of woman in yellow top with napkin blowing nose, Why Spring Allergies Feel Worse in NYC: An Allergist Explains What Families Should Expect

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