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Queens tech meet-up talks Sandy

By Alexa Altman

Rockaway wants to shift focus to hurricane-battered bay wall

Rockaway wants to shift focus to hurricane-battered bay wall

By Karen Frantz

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Sandy changes Hunter’s Point library plans

By Alexa Altman

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‘Little North Pole’ gives kids reason to smile again

By Terence M. Cullen

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Drugstore chain steps up for volunteers

By Terence M. Cullen

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The Courier, Queens Chamber of Commerce & Russo’s on the Bay team up to make Christmas bright for kids

By Alexa Altman

Sandy’s surge delays bike share yet again

By Alexa Altman

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Rockaway residents promised involvement in rebuilding

By Terence M. Cullen

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Second Irish Day of Action helps rebuild Rockaways

By Terence M. Cullen

The Afternoon Roundup

Top headlines from around the web

By Melissa Chan

Vets help four-legged friends affected by Sandy

Vets help four-legged friends affected by Sandy

By Phil Corso

Christie & Co. collects $200,000 in donations

By Sweetina Kakar

Con Ed to invest $250 million to protect equipment against future storms

By Maggie Hayes

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Displaced pets find comfort after Sandy

By Alexa Altman

Amtrak repairs restore rush-hour LIRR trains

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Amtrak repairs restore rush-hour LIRR trains

By Phil Corso

Obama asks for $60 billion in federal aid for Sandy relief

By Maggie Hayes

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Congressmember Steny Hoyer tours Rockaways with Meeks

By Maggie Hayes

Sandy becomes teachable moment at Alley Pond

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Sandy becomes teachable moment at Alley Pond

By Phil Corso

The Afternoon Roundup

Headlines from around the web

By Alexa Altman

LIC student testifies during U.N. climate conference

Long Island City

LIC student testifies during U.N. climate conference

By Christina Santucci

Bellerose comes together

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Bellerose comes together

By Phil Corso

Opinion

Op-Ed: Where to turn for help

By QNS News Team

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NYC looking to ‘Reinvent Payphones’

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