By Cristabelle Tumola
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The Queens Zoo is asking for help in naming its new Texas longhorn calf. Her mother, seven-year-old cow Joan, gave birth to the baby girl on May 26.
To suggest a name for the new calf, visit www.queenszoo.com/cattle-call. The contest ends July 20.
Queens College opens office to help immigrants with visa and citizenship applications
Past 104th Precinct Commanding Officers honored by Civilian Observation Patrol group
‘Love is the difference’: Carmelite Sisters work to preserve Catholic care model for aging residents 
F train rider punched at Jamaica Hills subway station by attacker who remains at large: NYPD
Frank Sinatra Film School highlights student talent at annual Film Festival
Check out the 14 food destinations in Queens featured on New York Times ‘100 Best’ list 
Queens Night Market returning with new vendors and more space this month 
New bagel store set to open in Sunnyside next month
Woodhaven BID gears up for restaurant week extravaganza in April
Celebrating Queens’ women-owned culinary gems Frank Sinatra Film School highlights student talent at annual Film Festival
Forest Hills Stadium unveils huge summer concert lineup full of music stars
Central Queens area to be honored as cleanest large park district by NYC Parks
Queens’ young musicians set to shine at Carnegie Hall for Clive Davis tribute
Register early for the LIC Waterfront 5K Run/Walk by Earth Day for discount Past 104th Precinct Commanding Officers honored by Civilian Observation Patrol group F train rider punched at Jamaica Hills subway station by attacker who remains at large: NYPD
FDNY prevents disaster in East Elmhurst by seizing 68 illegally stored propane tanks
Jamaica Hills senior dies days after his Hillside Avenue assault just blocks from his home: NYPD
Turnabout is ‘Fare Play’: NYPD says fare evasion operation led to 175 arrests of armed or drug-carrying suspects in a week
Aldi opens new grocery store in Jamaica
Queens to launch new Diversity Tech Hub in Long Island City
Queens College opens office to help immigrants with visa and citizenship applications
Past 104th Precinct Commanding Officers honored by Civilian Observation Patrol group
‘Love is the difference’: Carmelite Sisters work to preserve Catholic care model for aging residents 
