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23rd Ave Restaurant Row Food Crawl

Astoria

Don’t miss the 23rd Ave Restaurant Row Food Crawl

By Jessica Militello

Police crime scene tape.

AMNY

Man fatally hit by moving train in Queens, cops say

Preparing traditional stuffed turkey with side dishes for Thanksgiving holiday

Corona

Elmcor announces major holiday food distribution events for Thanksgiving

By Jessica Militello

Queens man ICE

AMNY

Brother of Queens man who died ICE custody searches for answers surrounding mysterious death

foster cat collective of queens

Astoria

Foster Cat Collective of Queens set to launch Saturday at Maggie Hall’s in Astoria

By Jessica Militello

early morning dispute

AMNY

Queens stabbing leaves 21-year-old critical after early morning dispute, police say

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Astoria

Simple ways Queens neighbors can bridge the gap from SNAP cuts

By Jessica Militello

railroad tracks and locomotive near trees on the IBX line

AMNY

IBX: Queens meeting hears some residents say ‘we don’t want’ the new light rail commuter line in their neighborhoods

tip top brain

Sunnyside

Tip-Top Brain expands personalized tutoring to Sunnyside

By Jessica Militello

Fun Things to Do with the Kids This Weekend in Queens

New York Family

Fun Things to Do with the Kids This Weekend in Queens

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 Line-Up Announced: Everything You Need to Know

New York Family

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 line-up announced

Angry driver behind road rage man slashed in Queens

AMNY

Angry driver slashed man’s neck in Queens over parking spot: cops

NYC Marathon runners head across the Verrazzano Bridge

AMNY

NYC MARATHON: Perfect weather and energized New Yorkers greet 55,000 runners for the great five-borough race

woman boards one of several Queens express buses on a sunny day

AMNY

Queens commuters voice frustration over express bus service following major network overhaul

Governor Hochul Provides $30M for New York Families Facing SNAP Cuts

New York Family

Gov. Hochul allocates $65M for New Yorkers facing SNAP cuts, declares state of emergency

simple peruvian

Ridgewood

Simple Peruvian to bring fusion flavors to Ridgewood with upcoming grand opening

By Jessica Militello

train station with bue blockades

AMNY

Rail rot: 7 train repairs delayed two years, and costs soar, over ‘unexpected’ deterioration and decay found at one Queens station

clothing donation

Astoria

Your guide to local clothing donations in Queens

By Jessica Militello

group of people including Andrew Cuomo outside during the day

AMNY

Cuomo stumps in Queens to rally with Jewish New Yorkers in support of Israel

Halloween Goes Car-Free: NYC’s Trick-or-Streets 2025 Brings Family Fun to Every Borough

New York Family

Halloween goes car-free: NYC’s Trick-or-Streets brings family fun to every borough

Flushing Meadows-Corona Park Gets a Smart Climate Makeover

New York Family

Flushing Meadows-Corona Park gets a smart climate makeover

a street with bus, vehicle and parking lanes

AMNY

Queens gets quicker: City touts completion of 8 miles of new bus lanes on Hillside Avenue

How to Host the Best and Easiest Family-Friendly Fall Party

New York Family

How to Host the Best and Easiest Family-Friendly Fall Party

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Flushing

WQXR’s Classical Kids Fair returning to Queens Theatre in November

By Jessica Militello

More from Around New York

What is the difference between the mayor’s corporation counsel and chief counsel?

The Madison Square Garden jumbotron lit up in rainbow colors during Knicks' Pride Night in 2020.

Knicks set to host Pride Night at Madison Square Garden Jan. 27

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Schneps Podcasts

Nancy Burner is the Founding Partner of Burner Prudenti Law

A flat illustration of two seniors walking toward a woman with a stroller and child in a snowy city park.

New York Family

10 Best Free Kids & Family Activities in NYC: Jan 21– Jan 27