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That foul smell from Astoria’s wastewater plant could be removed with a $3M revamp

By Angela Matua

Astoria

Astoria’s Club Purlieu where cab driver was shot in the head is officially closing

By Angela Matua

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Astoria residents question route and cost of proposed Brooklyn Queens Connector

By Angela Matua

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Officials call on Astoria residents to denounce attack on Muslim-American teen and to provide information on suspects

By Angela Matua

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Astoria park plagued with drug paraphernalia and used condoms will now be locked at night

By Angela Matua

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Gaming tables, water fountains coming to Astoria Park along with other improvements in western Queens

By Angela Matua

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Astoria

Ping-pong and volleyball courts to open under Triborough Bridge in Astoria next spring

By Angela Matua

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Astoria

Queens officials call for a paint job of Astoria’s Hell Gate Bridge

By Angela Matua

The intersection of Steinway Street and 31st Avenue will be renamed Dimitris Kastanas Way.

Astoria

Astoria street to be renamed after National Greek Television founder

By Angela Matua

The 114th Precinct is spearheading an initiative to get electric motor scooters off of Astoria streets.

Astoria

Cops are cracking down on Astoria’s illegal food delivery scooters

By Angela Matua

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FIFA-sized soccer field is included in councilman’s goals for Astoria Park

By Angela Matua

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Astoria

Avenue where Astoria man was killed to receive traffic safety improvements

By Angela Matua

Politicians are asking the MTA to conduct a full line review of the R line.

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Queens pols request full review of ‘infrequent and unreliable’ R train

By Angela Matua

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Astoria

Parks Department asks Astoria residents for input on upcoming dog run

By Angela Matua

Astoria residents and politicians gathered in front of Fatima Food Mart on Thursday to show support for the owner Sarker Haque.

Astoria

Astoria pols, residents #standwithsarker and denounce hateful rhetoric

By Angela Matua

A nonprofit organization is transforming an Astoria wall with art.

Astoria

Astoria mural to depict iconic neighborhood landmarks

By Angela Matua

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Astoria

Astoria’s Trinity Lutheran Church to celebrate 125th anniversary with several events

By Angela Matua

Elected officials gathered to announce the allocation of $1 million for a dog park in Astoria.

Astoria

Astoria dog run receives $1M in funding

By Angela Matua

Woodside

Woodside resident to seek Assembly seat and ‘fight for the middle class’

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Councilman starts petition for traffic safety improvements surrounding Astoria Park

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Safety improvements unveiled at ‘deadly’ Astoria intersection

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Elected officials joined residents and shareholders of the Acropolis Gardens co-op building in Astoria to call on the management company to restore gas and hot water, which have been out since late April.

Astoria

Astoria co-op calls for gas service to be restored, sheds light on bigger problems

By QNS News Team

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Astoria Slow Zone to be implemented in the summer

By Liam La Guerre

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Long-time CB 1 leaders guide final full board meeting

By Liam La Guerre

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