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The DDC will commence construction on the Penelope Avenue sewer installation project starting Oct. 29.

Stalled Middle Village sewer project is finally up and running once again

By Mark Hallum

Jackson Heights man named borough’s new director of Cultural Affairs and Tourism

Jackson Heights

Jackson Heights man named borough’s new director of Cultural Affairs and Tourism

By Bill Parry

Court officers rally around an inflatable known as “Scabby the Rat” outside the Kew Gardens State Supreme Court House as they warn to public that understaffing in their ranks is causing a dangerous situation inside courtrooms.

Court officers in Queens warn public that understaffing means state courts ‘ready to explode’

By Bill Parry

Helicopters rerouted over Whitestone to reduce noise

Helicopters rerouted over Whitestone to reduce noise

By Carlotta Mohamed

Meng’s legislation to assist veterans signed into law

Flushing

Meng’s legislation to assist veterans signed into law

By Carlotta Mohamed

Maloney calls for private investment to augment federal funding of breast cancer research

Astoria

Maloney calls for private investment to augment federal funding of breast cancer research

By Bill Parry

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Woodside

Queens officials blast de Blasio staffer for interrupting meeting on SHSAT

By Mark Hallum

Mayor announces new measures to improve heating at NYCHA developments

Woodside

Mayor announces new measures to improve heating at NYCHA developments

By Bill Parry

Addabbo, Sullivan go head-to-head at Middle Village forum

Addabbo, Sullivan go head-to-head at Middle Village forum

By Mark Hallum

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Politics

Up to 500 PBA members ‘surround’ de Blasio at Rockaway town hall

By Mark Hallum

NE Queens residents rally in Bayside against family separations

Bayside

NE Queens residents rally in Bayside against family separations

By Jenna Bagcal

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Astoria

City to pour $30 million into a long-awaited renovation of Astoria Park

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Let the sunshine in! Queens officials want to add solar power to a million households in five years

By Bill Parry

Opinion

Redefining the role of the Supreme Court in American law

By William Lewis

Astoria

Commemorative coins sponsored by Queens congresswoman aim to bolster breast cancer fight

By Bill Parry

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Ridgewood

Queens state Senate candidates stump for votes at Middle Village civic meeting

By Mark Hallum

Opinion

Here’s how you can stay on top of breaking Queens news without needing a Facebook account

By Robert Pozarycki

Kim rallies in favor of cancellation student debt

Flushing

Kim rallies in favor of cancellation student debt

By Carlotta Mohamed

Photo by Bruce Adler

Bayside

Northeast Queens residents pull together in Bayside in the ongoing fight against family separations

By Jenna Bagcal

Council Members Adrienne Adams and Donovan Richards test out e-scooters

Politics

Southeast Queens reps say e-scooters could be the answer to area’s public transit needs

By Naeisha Rose

Vallone honors community leaders at Italian Heritage Celebration

Bayside

Vallone honors community leaders at Italian Heritage Celebration

By Carlotta Mohamed

President signs Meng’s bill to reduce aircraft noise

Flushing

President signs Meng’s bill to reduce aircraft noise

By Carlotta Mohamed

As cancer rates continue to rise among 9/11 first responders, a new bipartisan bill has been introduced in Washington, D.C., to permanently reauthourize and fund the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund.

Astoria

Electeds introduce bill to reauthorize and fully fund 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund

By Bill Parry

Grodenchik announces $75,000 grant for Glen Oaks firehouse

Grodenchik announces $75,000 grant for Glen Oaks firehouse

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Advocates rally called on New York City to follow through on a proposal to abolish labor policies that allow for home care aides to work for 24 hours, but only receive 13 hours worth of pay.

LGBTQ advocates join protracted push to improve conditions for home care aides

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