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Astoria Post

Astoria residents shave off facial hair to aid autism services this April

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Astoria

Owner of Astoria pet shop gets community board approval to open neighborhood’s first legal cannabis dispensary

By Michael Dorgan

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Police searching for three suspects in Astoria shooting that left two Bronx men dead

By Zachary Gewelb

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Queens Post

Residents can decide how to spend $1 million on western Queens capital projects during participatory budgeting voting period

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Astoria Post

DOT to install traffic lights at Astoria intersection where 7-year-girl was fatally struck in February

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Astoria Post

Popular shopping crawl featuring local businesses kicks off in Astoria

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Astoria Post

Cops seek suspect who fatally shot man inside Astoria Houses NYCHA complex Monday

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Astoria Post

Artificial intelligence (AI) parking garage opens in Astoria, first of its kind in Queens

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MNS real estate report reveals drastic increase in rental prices throughout Queens

By Julia Moro

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Astoria Post

Group of suspects beat 15-year-old boy with mop stick, steal his sneakers at Astoria subway station: NYPD

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Astoria Post

Ralph’s Italian ice cream shop reopens in Astoria after winter break

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Astoria Post

Parks Dept. to update residents on Astoria Pool revamp during virtual public meeting Wednesday

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Astoria Post

DOT to install traffic calming measures at Astoria intersection where 7-year-old was killed

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Astoria Post

Two men arrested on hate crime charges after spraying racial slur across front of Astoria restaurant: NYPD

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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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Astoria Post

Developers constructing 354-unit residential building in Astoria secure $165M loan

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Astoria Post

Fired Starbucks worker behind Astoria store’s unionization gets reinstated — and $21,000 in back pay

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Astoria Post

Astoria community rallies for traffic lights at intersection where 7-year-old was killed

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Astoria Post

Astoria Pool closed until next summer due to $19 million overhaul

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Astoria Post

Suspects wanted for spraying racial slur across front of Astoria restaurant: NYPD

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Astoria Post

Queens City Council members urge DOT to install traffic calming measures where Astoria girl was killed

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Ex-GOP mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa starts new political club in Queens, to take on DSA pols

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Astoria Post

Tributes continue to pour in for Astoria girl fatally struck by SUV as residents call on city to make intersection safer

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Queens real estate market recorded over $4.4 billion in 2022 transactions: Report

By Danielle Louie

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