Police Blotter: Burglary incidents drop after recent arrests at 111th
BAYSIDE – The arrests of 20 burglary suspects in Queens since Feb. 25 has led to a reduction in burglaries in the 111th Precinct and elsewhere, the precincts commanding officer said Monday.
Socrates set to apoligize at Queens College
The court of ancient Athens will come to life once again in a riveting, one-man performance of Platos classic The Apology of Socrates, featuring Emmy-award winner Yannis Simonides in the title role. The free performance takes place on Th
Genocide exhibit to open at QCC Holocaust Center
A new photo documentary exhibit chronicling the instances of genocide throughout the world during the 20th century will open at the Queensborough Community College Holocaust Resource Center and Archives Feb. 29.
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