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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

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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

By QNS TimesLedger

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

Plan to convert Jamaica garage to 351 affordable apartments approved

By Naeisha Rose

Queens pols remember Helen Marshall at Borough Hall memorial

Politics

Queens pols remember Helen Marshall at Borough Hall memorial

By Mark Hallum

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Ground Breaks On New Borough Hall Parking Lot

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

By Anthony Giudice

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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

The fenced-off former site of the Civic Virtue statue in Kew Gardens.

Arts & Entertainment

Former site of sexist statue ‘Civic Virtue’ in Kew Gardens is being rededicated to the women of Queens

By Robert Pozarycki

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Three prosecutors save man from hanging himself in front of Queens Borough Hall

By Angela Matua

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New York Mets announce first LGBT Pride Night

By Bill Parry

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Parent Advisory Board to discuss college admissions

By Madina Toure

Queens Borough Hall meeting to focus on senior housing affordability

By QNS News Team

Mets fans gathered at Queens Borough Hall to celebrate the Mets World Series run.

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Mets fans celebrate World Series run with rally at Queens Borough Hall

By Angela Matua

Mets fans grabbed the latest World Series gear at Modell's.

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Mets fans gear up for the World Series at Queens Center mall

By Anthony Giudice

Politics

Community board heads upset over affordable housing for seniors

By Sadef Ali Kully

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Borough Hall accepting school supply donations for children in shelters

By Anthony Giudice

Tour bus celebrating Americans with Disabilities Act stopping at Queens Borough Hall Monday

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Health

EXCLUSIVE: City’s first lady talks with The Courier about education, mental health

By Robert Pozarycki

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Base of Civic Virtue statue to be restored, dedicated to women

By Liam La Guerre

Rent laws extended five days as Albany negotiates

By Eric Jankiewicz

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Q&A: Director Todd Stephens on the re-release of ‘Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild!’

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