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Students from Long Island City school join NYC Kids RISE to ring opening bell at New York Stock Exchange

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Electeds demand more bike lane infrastructure one month after Astoria cyclist’s death

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The Q4 bus will be free starting this Sunday

By Iryna Shkurhan

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Election results: All Queens incumbents on track to retain seats

By Czarinna Andres

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Sunnyside Shines elects new board members, chairperson during annual meeting

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Victoria’s Secrets: The power of relationships

By Victoria Schneps

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Sunnyside stands with neighbors displaced by 5-alarm inferno last year as they face further evictions by landlord

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Astoria Post

Queens Public Library reopens Steinway branch in Astoria after eight-month renovation

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Queensboro Bridge to open long-awaited pedestrian and bike lanes on May 18

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An M31 bus sits in traffic on 57th Street in Manhattan on Dec. 14, 2023.

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State lawmakers propose $90 million for more frequent buses, fare-free pilot in budget response

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Western Queens community leaders applaud completion of Maspeth Park alongside Kosciuszko Bridge

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Gianaris, Mamdani praise MTA’s fare-free bus program which includes Q4 bus route

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Queens legislators urges city to designate Maspeth firehouse as a landmark

By Anthony Medina

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Queens progressives fail to cancel right wing event in Long Island City featuring Candace Owens and Charlie Kirk

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Lawmakers call for Green Asphalt closure amid air quality concerns in Queens and Brooklyn

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Queens Post

Queens lawmakers condemn ‘utterly reprehensible’ anti-Asian attack in Corona

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Lawmakers unveil proposal to ‘fix’ MTA, make buses free

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Museum of the Moving Image gets $5 million in state funding to enhance educational programming

By Bill Parry

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Astoria Post

‘Everyone loved Dolma’: Community gathers at candlelight vigil held for girl who was killed while crossing Astoria intersection

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DOT commissioner visits the intersection in Astoria where a 7-year-old girl was fatally struck last month

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AOC makes case for tackling climate change with union jobs at Queens town hall

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Jackson Heights Post

Two suspects arrested on hate crime charges for anti-Asian attack in Corona: NYPD

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Offshore wind training tower will be installed at LaGuardia Community College

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Astoria Post

Astoria’s Museum of the Moving Image appoints new executive director

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