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More Queens Library branches are starting to offer customers the chance to borrow free mobile hot spots and Google Nexus tablets.

More Queens Library locations loaning mobile hot spots, tablets

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NYC water rates set to go up again this July

By Robert Pozarycki

Op-ed: Hardworking New Yorkers deserve paid family leave

By QNS News Team

Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer (center) joined other elected officials, city library presidents and advocates to launch the "Invest in Libraries" campaign.

New citywide campaign calls for over $1B investment in libraries

By QNS News Team

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Flushing Mall set for demolition soon, new permits filed for 13-story building

By Liam La Guerre

Special guests visit 104th Precinct Observation Patrol meeting

By Anthony Giudice

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Street Talk: How do you plan on spending your income tax refund this year?

By QNS News Team

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Star of Queens: Victoria Grappone, vice president, Maspeth Kiwanis

By Anthony Giudice

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Queens resident among Marines killed in helicopter crash

By QNS News Team

Community Board 5 prefers waterborne option for Cross Harbor Freight Program

By Anthony Giudice

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New tax rebate may benefit those impacted by Sandy

By Salvatore Licata

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Star of Queens: Khadjat Oluwo, disaster case manager, Metropolitan Council

By QNS News Team

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Street Talk: What are you looking forward to most about warmer days ahead?

By QNS News Team

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March snowstorm could bring 7 inches to Queens

By Cristabelle Tumola

First annual QNS Real Estate Conference features Port Authority director Patrick Foye

By Anthony Giudice

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Ridgewood and Bushwick featured at first QNS Real Estate Conference

By Anthony Giudice

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CB 5 committees pan Cross Harbor Tunnel plans

By Robert Pozarycki

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Police Commissioner Bill Bratton talks community relations in southeast Queens

By QNS News Team

Star of Queens: Rev. Dwayne Jackson, volunteer

By QNS News Team

Mother of state Sen. Leroy Comrie passes away at 95

By Salvatore Licata

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood Y director knows community service

By Anthony Giudice

As temperatures stay frigid, Queens councilman hosts kids coat drive

By Salvatore Licata

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Late night closures on L to affect Ridgewood area

By Robert Pozarycki

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Star of Queens: Mohammed Belayet Hossain, volunteer, Chhaya Community Development Corporation

By QNS News Team

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ICE in courts: Arrests of immigrants continue at Federal Plaza, leaving children in tears after families separated

Jacob Zieben-Hood, 34, was found dead hours after he allegedly told his father by phone that his husband was targeting him with knives.

Manhattan DA charges man in series of alleged attacks against slain husband

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