Stray dogs caught in Kew Garden Hills
One, a Collie mix, has already been approved for adoption, and the other two, while feisty, have a good chance of passing their behavior evaluations, according Ed Boks, executive director of the city’s Animal Care and Control, which is holding the d
Weprin bills seek change in Buildings Dept. system
Councilman David Weprin (D-Hollis) and a host of his colleagues have introduced a legislative package he said is designed to make the oft-criticized city Department of Buildings more responsive to the needs of developers and neighbors.
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- Bayside Historical Society unveils exciting fall lineup at historic Fort Totten, featuring tours, Halloween events, and more