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MTA gives ‘sneak peek’ of transformative Queens bus network redesign plan

By Angélica Acevedo

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PHOTOS: Queens County Women’s Bar Association honors Hon. Jeremy S. Weinstein

By Angélica Acevedo

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Proposed daycare center on busy Glendale street gets nod from local lawmaker

By Mark Hallum

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Emotions and tensions run high in Kew Gardens as hundreds clash over fate of proposed jail

By Mark Hallum

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Office of Criminal Justice reveals early schematics of Kew Gardens jail proposal

By Mark Hallum

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NYC Transit planning a Queens bus route shake-up after decades of stagnation

By Mark Hallum

‘We can do better’: Parents, educators and lawmakers vent at Kew Gardens hearing over specialized school tests

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Kew Gardens residents rail against jail plan and de Blasio during large protest at Borough Hall

By Mark Hallum

Queens electeds split on mayor’s plan to bring jail to Kew Gardens

Protest against the Kew Gardens jail proposal to take place in coming days

By Mark Hallum

Mayor Bill de Blasio will hold "City Hall in Your Borough" in Queens on Oct. 22-26.

Politics

Mayor de Blasio will be running the city out of Queens next week during ‘City Hall in Your Borough’

By Bill Parry

Drop in crime attributed to NCO program: NYPD

Drop in crime attributed to NCO program: NYPD

By Naeisha Rose

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said Queens' economy is booming during a speech in Kew Gardens on May 18.

Politics

Queens economy ‘truly soaring’ on the strength of airports, construction and immigrants, DiNapoli says

By Robert Pozarycki 1

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New municipal parking lot with over 300 spaces set to open at Queens Borough Hall next week

By Emily Davenport

Port Authority briefs Borough Board on LGA, JFK redevelopment projects

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Port Authority briefs Borough Board on LGA, JFK redevelopment projects

By Mark Hallum

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Funding is now available to Queens families struggling to pay their heating bills

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Kew Gardens town hall helps parents know how to protect their children from bullies

By Anthony Giudice

Center for the Women of New York’s conference covers variety of topics

Center for the Women of New York’s conference covers variety of topics

By Naeisha Rose

Day Three: Mayor brings top staff to Queens to run city government

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Day Three: Mayor brings top staff to Queens to run city government

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Mayor de Blasio will spend a week in Queens this July as he brings ‘City Hall in Your Borough’

By Robert Pozarycki

Plan to convert Jamaica garage to 351 affordable apartments approved

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Plan to convert Jamaica garage to 351 affordable apartments approved

By Naeisha Rose

Queens pols remember Helen Marshall at Borough Hall memorial

Queens pols remember Helen Marshall at Borough Hall memorial

By Mark Hallum

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New public parking lot with more than 300 spaces coming next year to Queens Borough Hall

By Anthony Giudice

UFT President visits Parent Advisory Board

By Patrick Donachie

No plans are in place now, but a statue of a historic woman from Queens — such as former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro (at right) — might one day replace the controversial Civic Virtue sculpture that once stood in Kew Gardens.

Why doesn’t a statue of a famous Queens woman replace the sexist Civic Virtue in Kew Gardens?

By Robert Pozarycki 1

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