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Investment

Middle Village expeditor arrested for forging Department of Environmental Protection permits: DA

By Jacob Kaye

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South Jamaica sewer fix part of two-year, $800 million citywide water main project plan

By Robert Pozarycki

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South Ozone Park

Miscommunication and faulty construction led to slow South Ozone Park flooding response: DEP

By Max Parrott

Southeast Queens Sewer Project

City installs large storm box sewers in southeast Queens neighborhood to reduce flooding

By Carlotta Mohamed

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‘Everything in there is gone’: Queens homes ruined by massive sewage spill

By Todd Maisel

MacNeil Shoreline – March 2018

DEP to extend stormwater outfall pipe to protect thriving oyster reef at MacNeil Park in College Point

By Jenna Bagcal

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Long Island City

Queens and Manhattan students study ecological health of the East River at Gantry Plaza State Park

By Angélica Acevedo

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Little Neck community celebrates opening of new playground at local public school

By Jenna Bagcal

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Bayside

$62.5 million Bayside and Flushing sewer and water main replacement project just 30 percent complete

By Jenna Bagcal

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Astoria

Queens residents demand payback for city sewage mess

By QNS Special

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Glendale

‘It was just an embarrassment to the neighborhood’: flooding relief to Glendale’s Edsall Avenue opens more parking

By Max Parrott

Astoria

Astoria Councilman continues Renewable Rikers rollout with package of bills

By Max Parrott

Flooding on May 30 following a water main break in the area of Fairview Avenue and Himrod Street in Ridgewood.

Ridgewood

Ridgewood homeowners clean up after water main rupture at work site floods basements

By Robert Pozarycki

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Students and school community collaborate to design new P.S. 221 playground in Little Neck

By Jenna Bagcal

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Northeast Queens lawmakers want utility companies to ‘lift the costly yoke’ off homeowners for property damage

By Jenna Bagcal

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Bayside

DEP announces $1.8 million project to restore Alley Creek wetlands in Bayside

By Jenna Bagcal

More than 200 rain barrels were given away to homeowners in southeast Queens to collect stormwater to lower costs and help the environment.

Jamaica

Annual rain barrel giveaway in southeast Queens helps 200 homeowners find a natural way to keep gardens green

By Bill Parry

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Flushing

Flushing councilman to host rain barrel giveaway at Queens Botanical Garden

By Carlotta Mohamed

Bayside

Bayside residents blame absent and insufficient signage for parking tickets

By Jenna Bagcal

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Bayside

‘It’s horrendous!’ Bayside business owners and residents rail against messy street construction projects

By Jenna Bagcal

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Glendale

UPDATED: Work at rumored homeless shelter site in Glendale may have disturbed asbestos, residents say

By Mark Hallum

Gas main break causes damage on Northern Boulevard in East Elmhurst

Gas main break causes damage on Northern Boulevard in East Elmhurst

By Mark Hallum

Collapse and gas main break causes damage on Northern Boulevard in East Elmhurst

By Mark Hallum

Feds arrest city worker from Elmhurst who allegedly helped operate drug lab out of Long Island home

Elmhurst

Feds arrest city worker from Elmhurst who allegedly helped operate drug lab out of Long Island home

By Robert Pozarycki

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