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Opinion

Op-Ed: Where are we one year later?

By Op-Ed

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P.S./I.S. 87 in Middle Village unveils $20 million extension

By Liam La Guerre

Mary Parisen, chair of CURES, wants to stop One World Recycling from expanding garbage processing and improve environmental impacts from trains.

Community leaders trash railroad garbage expansion plan

By Liam La Guerre

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Sports

Groundbreaking held for Juniper Valley Park bocce courts

By Liam La Guerre

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Middle Village-based Gottschee Soccer Club needs room to play

By Liam La Guerre

Opinion

Op-Ed: Ensuring the safety of our children

By Op-Ed

USE

More bike lanes coming to western Queens

By Liam La Guerre

Arts

Middle Village-based autism advocacy group hosts fair to raise awareness

By Liam La Guerre

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Cops put the brakes on illegal truck activity in southwest Queens

By Liam La Guerre

The NYPD is looking for this suspect in connection to a grand larceny.

Police seek grand larceny suspect

By Melissa Chan

The Department of Environmental Protection plans to install hundreds of right-of-way bioswales in Queens and around the city by the end of the year, like this one near Queens Center Mall.

Community concerned with city’s solution to deal with sewer overflow

By Liam La Guerre

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Star of Queens: Len Santoro, American Cancer Society, Juniper Park Civic Association

By QNS News Team

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Suspects busted for southwest Queens burglaries

By Liam La Guerre

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Bellerose

Bellerose residents demand mosquito help after years with no West Nile spraying

By Melissa Chan

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Middle Village darts tournament raises money for autism

By Liam La Guerre

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Have a carnival of a time with Frankie’s

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Sports

Cyclists take part in sixth annual Tour de Queens

By Liam La Guerre

Glendale

Glendale, Middle Village still dealing with train noise, pollution

By Liam La Guerre

Bayside

Bayside arcade closes after nearly 30 years

By Melissa Chan

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Politics

Community activist Craig Caruana kicks off Republican run in District 30 Council race

By Maggie Hayes

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Online dating dangers highlighted after murders of two gay men

By Cristabelle Tumola

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Study to see if power lines should be underground

By Maggie Hayes

Star of Queens: Suzanne Karl, chair, board of directors, Divine Wisdom Catholic Academy

By QNS News Team

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Middle Village charter school to open this fall

By Maggie Hayes

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