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Donald R. Kehr, 66, the son of Julius and Methilda (Trefzer) Kehr, both formerly of College Point, died Nov. 1, at Elliot Hospital in Manchester, N.H., following a brief illness. He was the husband of the late Marion (Lieb) Kehr, whom he was married to fo
This is a bad time for those who have lined up to throw stones at the concept of charter schools. According to scores released Friday, nearly 80 percent of the eighth-grade children failed to pass a standardized statewide math exam. And 65 percent of thes
By Daniel Arimborgo and Jyoti Thottam
We don’t know of any public school in all of Queens that offers courses in Chinese, Korean or Japanese. This is remarkable when one considers the fact that more then 3 billion people live in mainland China and that economists predict that the Pacifi
Flushing native Jon Favreau receives honorary doctorate at Queens College 99th commencement ceremony
LaGuardia’s new Terminal B wins major awards from two leading environmental organizations
Queens lawmaker introduces bill in Congress to make Diwali a federal holiday
Long Island firm selected to build construction support facility at JFK Airport to lessen impact on neighbors in southeast Queens
Community Board 5 joint committee meeting tackles construction and traffic safety requests in western Queens
QNS Weekender: Six things to do in Queens this weekend
Owner of Joe Fuoco’s Music Center in Glendale reflects on 50 years of business
Bayside Independence Day celebration returns to Fort Totten Park following four-year hiatus
Queens Symphony Orchestra performs at Russo’s on the Bay in Howard Beach
Allied Veterans Memorial Committee of Ridgewood and Glendale hosts Memorial Day march
