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City Council seeks to give every neighborhood a walk in the park

Costa

Queens councilman calls for city to use borough’s public golf courses as pedestrian social distancing space

By Angélica Acevedo

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Ridgewood

Got old tech? Recycle it at this e-waste event in Ridgewood

By Jacob Kaye

A truck dumped smelly sludge on Aug. 29 near an entrance way to Forest Park in Glendale.

Glendale

City agency takes heat for spewing smelly sludge near Forest Park entrance site in Glendale

By Mark Hallum

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Ridgewood

Recycle your old electronics at this e-waste recycling event in Ridgewood this month

By Emily Davenport

Queens officials break ground on revamped soccer field in Astoria Park

Astoria

Queens officials break ground on revamped soccer field in Astoria Park

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Queens officials break ground on revamped soccer field in Astoria Park

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

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Astoria

City to pour $30 million into a long-awaited renovation of Astoria Park

By Bill Parry

Fresh Meadows resident calls on city to take better care of trees

Fresh Meadows resident calls on city to take better care of trees

By Mark Hallum

Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley visited seniors at Grover Cleveland High School to discuss ideas for the Forest Park app they are working on.

Ridgewood

Ridgewood high school students get creative with community app

By Anthony Giudice

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Bayside

Eagles tribute band to perform at Bayside Historical Society concert

By Alina Suriel

Udalls Cove

Politicians allocating more than $700K to expand Little Neck’s Udalls Cove

By Liam La Guerre

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Juniper Valley Park has second most playground injury claims in city: report

By Liam La Guerre

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Bayside

Five city trees illegally chopped at former Bayside Hills gardening center site

By Liam La Guerre

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Kids & Education

Alley Pond Environmental Center to get new $7.1M visitors’ building

By Liam La Guerre

City plans to start rebuilding Rockaway roller rink this fall

City plans to start rebuilding Rockaway roller rink this fall

By Sarina Trangle

Volunteers at Shady Park replant their beloved trees

Long Island City

Volunteers at Shady Park replant their beloved trees

By Bill Parry

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood Reservoir plans met with mixed reaction

By Liam La Guerre

Bike and boat stations planned for Jamaica Bay

Bike and boat stations planned for Jamaica Bay

By Steve Mosco

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Pol red over lack of Greenstreets

By Melissa Chan

Parks must hire more officers: Vallone

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Parks must hire more officers: Vallone

By Rebecca Henely

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Timers will save thousands of gallons of water at city parks

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Parks says carousel will open by Memorial Day

Woodhaven

Parks says carousel will open by Memorial Day

By Steve Mosco

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Western Queens will soon be more bike friendly

By Michael Pantelidis

More from Around New York

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Manhattan Council Member Erik Bottcher tells amNewYork he’s running for Congress to combat autocracy in America

Im Lynde is becoming the next executive director of NYC Pride.

NYC Pride hires new executive director

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Schneps Podcasts

Kelley Brooke, CEO/‌President of Brooke Management Group

15 NYC Public Schools Teach Students How to Bank, Save, and Budget

New York Family

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