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Jamaica

Public Advocate holds anti-bullying town hall

By Patrick Donachie

Bellerose

Queens Assemblywoman Barbara Clark, a champion of education, dies at 76

By Robert Pozarycki

Flushing

Asians celebrate first Lunar New Year school holiday

By Madina Toure

News

PA files lawsuit against Dept. of Education

By Tom Momberg

About 15 percent of the public school student population missed school the last time Lunar New Year fell on a weekday.

Flushing

Lunar New Year is a public school holiday for the first time today

By Alina Suriel

Flushing

Public advocate honors Lunar New Year school holiday

By Madina Toure

Jackson Heights

City’s second worst landlord has Queens properties: Public Advocate

By Sadef Ali Kully

Clean water advocates use a map of New York waterways to educate Public Advocate Letitia James.

Flushing

Water advocacy group gives public advocate a tour of polluted Flushing Bay

By Alina Suriel

Honorees pose with pols who presented their awards and Chamber executives.

News

Queens Chamber of Commerce honors business people of the year

By Alina Suriel

Officials and Patrolman Cardillo’s son, Todd Cardillo, pose with the new street sign.

Four decades later, College Point street co-named for fallen officer

By Alina Suriel

Flushing

25th anniversary Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival is biggest one yet

By Bill Parry

Politics

Lancman, Public Advocate want collision avoidance technology in cars

By Madina Toure

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Pols seek high-tech devices on city vehicles to help avoid accidents

By Alina Suriel

Israel calls on feds to upgrade security at Fort Totten

By Tom Momberg

Congressman Israel calls on feds to upgrade security at Fort Totten

By Tom Momberg

Opinion

Op-ed: Retirement, not just a luxury for the rich

By QNS News Team

Astoria

Costa rallies Acropolis residents who are living without gas or hot water

By Bill Parry

Douglaston

Center for Women to honor Letitia James, Helen Sears

By Tom Momberg

Astoria

Astoria’s Greek community celebrate independence with two events

By Bill Parry

City fights sex trafficking

By Alex Robinson

Council ups spending in 2015 city budget

By Kelsey Durham

DOE backtracks on changes at Rich Hill High

By Sarina Trangle

Maspeth

Workers back on the job after agreement between UPS and union

By Sarina Trangle

Rich Hill High rallies for keeping its annex

By Sarina Trangle

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