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Long Island City

Free public Wi-Fi added to Gantry Plaza State Park in Long Island City

By Emily Davenport

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Long Island City

Parks Department breaks ground on $6.25 million upgrades to Queensbridge Park in LIC

By Angela Matua

Sledding at Juniper Valley Park following a winter storm in February 2013.

Enjoy an afternoon of sledding in Middle Village before all the snow melts away

By Robert Pozarycki

Avella calls Parks Department’s response to tree survey ‘disgraceful’

Bayside

Avella calls Parks Department’s response to tree survey ‘disgraceful’

By Naeisha Rose

Repairs to MacNeil Park Seawall underway

Repairs to MacNeil Park Seawall underway

By Gina Martinez

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Bayside

Lawmaker calls city’s response to his northeast Queens tree survey ‘disgraceful’

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Purchase of Brinckerhoff Cemetery moves forward

Purchase of Brinckerhoff Cemetery moves forward

By Gina Martinez

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Bayside

Study to explore expanding Long Island Motor Parkway in Queens moves closer to reality

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Survey says: Bayside residents unhappy about tree conditions

Bayside

Survey says: Bayside residents unhappy about tree conditions

By Gina Martinez

Doughboy Park in Woodside is slated for a renovation.

Woodside

Plans to renovate Woodside’s Doughboy Plaza and memorial to 9/11 victims revealed

By Angela Matua

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Corona

Fountains at Flushing Meadows Corona Park to get $5 million renovation

By Angela Matua

Well-intentioned tree should be moved

Flushing

Well-intentioned tree should be moved

By F.E. Scanlon

A tree being chipped at Travers Park in Jackson Heights in 2015.

News

Recycle your live Christmas trees at 13 locations across Queens during ‘MulchFest 2018’

By Robert Pozarycki

The Olde Towne of Flushing Burial Ground has been recommended for inclusion in the State and National Registers of Historic Places.

Flushing

Olde Towne of Flushing Burial Ground should be added to state & national historic registers, governor says

By Robert Pozarycki

Avella asks owner to sell Brinckerhoff Cemetery

Avella asks owner to sell Brinckerhoff Cemetery

By Gina Martinez

Flushing

Long overdue

By QNS TimesLedger

Queens trees need to be regularly maintained

Queens trees need to be regularly maintained

By John Amato

MacNeil Seawall repairs set to begin in 2018

MacNeil Seawall repairs set to begin in 2018

By Gina Martinez

CHAPPETTO SQUARE

Astoria

Mayor announces that this public square in Astoria will get a complete makeover

By Angela Matua

Astoria

Who’s in charge at Astoria Pool?

By Donna M. Van Blarcom and Richard Melnick

Security added to two Flushing parks after crime spike

Flushing

Security added to two Flushing parks after crime spike

By Gina Martinez

Peralta, Kim urge parents to use ParentPatrol app

Jackson Heights

Peralta, Kim urge parents to use ParentPatrol app

By Gina Martinez

MacNeil Park sewage issues rile College Point residents

MacNeil Park sewage issues rile College Point residents

By Gina Martinez

This small pond at MacNeil Park in College Point is apparently full of raw sewage.

Stinky sewage spring laden with harmful bacteria popped up in a College Point park

By Robert Pozarycki

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