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Ridgewood

Ridgewood residents call for safety signals at dangerous intersection

By Julia Moro

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood food pantries limit operations as city funding gets cut

By Julia Moro

Bill O’Reilly

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Bill O’Reilly, Emmy Award Winning Broadcaster and Anchor of The O’Reilly Factor

Bay Terrace

Bay Terrace resident honored for Alzheimer’s advocacy work

By Carlotta Mohamed

Richmond Hill

Richmond Hill resident elected first Indo-Caribbean woman to lead Community Board 9

By Carlotta Mohamed

Flushing

Flushing

Flushing organization launches GoFundMe campaign to support Asian man slashed in unprovoked attack

By Carlotta Mohamed

Ridgewood

Ridgewood

Queens councilman teaches civics lesson to students in Ridgewood

By Julia Moro

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Auburndale

Auburndale resident to fight in charity boxing event on Long Island

By Julia Moro

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People

Queens borough president hears over 200 testimonies during preliminary budget hearing

By Julia Moro

women healthcare

People

Southeast Queens residents can nominate outstanding women in healthcare

By Bill Parry

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AMNY

‘We need to respect each other’s choices’: NYC teachers’ union leaders speak about mask-optional policy

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Long Island City

Long Island City resident takes over the helm at Socrates Sculpture Park

By Bill Parry

magical trip

Opinion

Victoria’s Secrets: Our magical family trip

By Victoria Schneps

Rego Park subway

Rego Park

Schumer, Meng rally in Rego Park, call for accessible subway renovations

By Julia Moro

Spider-Man

Forest Hills resident launches project to bring a bronze statue of Spider-Man to MacDonald Park

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Corona

COVID-19 heroes honored during Black History Month celebration at Terrace on the Park

By Bill Parry

Tom Grech

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Revitalizing Business in Queens with Tom Grech, President and CEO, Queens Chamber of Commerce

Asian

Corona

Asian woman attacked with rock in Corona dies after 10 weeks in coma

By Carlotta Mohamed

inflation

‘It’s too damn expensive’: Rising grocery prices force Forest Hills residents to buy less as inflation soars

By Carlotta Mohamed

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AMNY

New York Catholic schools say masks won’t be required when statewide mandate lifts

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Kids & Education

CEC 24 exploring potential early removal of its president

By Julia Moro

Victoria's Secrets

Opinion

Victoria’s Secrets: My extended family

By Victoria Schneps

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Ridgewood

‘Anything can happen at any moment’: Queens business owner concerned for friends and family amid Russian invasion of Ukraine

By Carlotta Mohamed

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AMNY

Outdoor mask mandate at New York City schools to end next week

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