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Photo by Bruce Adler

Bayside

Northeast Queens residents pull together in Bayside in the ongoing fight against family separations

By Jenna Bagcal

President signs Meng’s bill to reduce aircraft noise

Flushing

President signs Meng’s bill to reduce aircraft noise

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Flushing

Queens congresswoman and postal workers rail against Trump’s plan to privatize U.S. Postal Service

By Jenna Bagcal

FAA to test new chopper routes to reduce noise in northeast Queens

FAA to test new chopper routes to reduce noise in northeast Queens

By Mark Hallum

The Glendale station of the United States Postal Service on Myrtle Avenue in Glendale, NY, 11385

Glendale

Push to create a separate ZIP code for Glendale gets new life on Capitol Hill

By Robert Pozarycki

Opinion

Legislators working to curtail airplane noise in Queens

By Bob Harris

airplane

Queens congresswoman calls on feds to eliminate noisy LaGuardia Airport flight pattern

By Jenna Bagcal

Meng wants freight trains to cover waste loads

Glendale

Meng wants freight trains to cover waste loads

By Mark Hallum

Congresswoman Grace Meng

Flushing

Meng introduces measures to lower voter age to 16

By Carlotta Mohamed

Flight patterns shaving a year off life of northeast Queens residents: Study

Bayside

Flight patterns shaving a year off life of northeast Queens residents: Study

By Mark Hallum

Meng warns chemicals in food may harm kids

Flushing

Meng warns chemicals in food may harm kids

By Carlotta Mohamed

House passes Meng’s feminine hygiene bill

Flushing

House passes Meng’s feminine hygiene bill

By Carlotta Mohamed

Meng calls for free feminine hygiene products in the House

Flushing

Meng calls for free feminine hygiene products in the House

By Carlotta Mohamed

Meng bills would improve conditions for children separated from parents under Trump’s immigration policy

Flushing

Meng bills would improve conditions for children separated from parents under Trump’s immigration policy

By Carlotta Mohamed

Corona

‘So long as there is a fight, there is hope’: Over 1,000 Queens residents march to keep families together

By Jenna Bagcal

Queens students admitted to U.S. service academies

Flushing

Queens students admitted to U.S. service academies

By Carlotta Mohamed

This 2016 photo shows officials at the Port of Entry on the U.S./Mexico border in Tornillo, Texas.

Politics

Two Members of Congress from Queens visiting Texas/‌Mexico border to check migrant children detention camp

By Robert Pozarycki

House passes Meng’s measures to reduce jet noise

Flushing

House passes Meng’s measures to reduce jet noise

By Carlotta Mohamed

Meng’s provisions to assist military members passes in the House

Flushing

Meng’s provisions to assist military members passes in the House

By Carlotta Mohamed

Schneiderman resigns following report of alleged violence toward women

Politics

Schneiderman resigns following report of alleged violence toward women

By Bill Parry

Community leader Jack Friedman memorialized with street co-naming

News

Community leader Jack Friedman memorialized with street co-naming

By Mark Hallum

Glen Oaks

Queens honors former chamber of commerce director with street renaming in Glen Oaks

By QNS News Team

Pols must do more to improve USPS

Opinion

Pols must do more to improve USPS

By Larry Penner

After recent Queens mail thefts, U.S. Postal Service urged to install more secure mailboxes

By Robert Pozarycki

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