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The five-alarm fire that broke out in Elmhurst in April is believed to have spread due to cocklofts in the building.

Elmhurst

Queens lawmaker seeks tax breaks to help homeowners eliminate a fire hazard

By Anthony Giudice

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Politics

State Senate approves 10 bills aimed at improving Queens veterans’ lives

By Anthony Giudice

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Glendale

Local Girl Scout troop thanked for beautifying Glendale corner ahead of Earth Day

By Anthony Giudice

New York state has moved one step closer to allowing familial DNA testing for unsolved cases like the Karnia Vetrano case that came to a close in February.

State approves expanded DNA testing that Queens lawmakers wanted after Karina Vetrano murder

By Anthony Giudice

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UPDATE: Howard Beach continues push for enhanced DNA screening in wake of murder arrest

By Anthony Giudice

Van Wyck Exwy upgrades completed: Cuomo

Van Wyck Exwy upgrades completed: Cuomo

By Mark Hallum

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Maspeth

Governor Cuomo to allocate $771 million to city’s affordable housing fund to help battle homeless crisis

By Anthony Giudice

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Howard Beach food pantry receives turkey donations from Long Island-based union

By Anthony Giudice

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Maspeth

Maspeth to honor its Irish roots with ‘Step Street’ renaming this weekend

By Anthony Giudice

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Maspeth

Furious Maspeth residents turn their backs on city official at hearing over homeless shelter

By Anthony Giudice

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Maspeth

Elected officials file lawsuit against de Blasio administration over Maspeth homeless shelter

By Anthony Giudice

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Maspeth

Community outraged over private meeting at Maspeth restaurant about the proposed homeless shelter

By Anthony Giudice

Maspeth

Despite absence from massive community meeting, an assemblywoman comes out against Maspeth homeless shelter

By Anthony Giudice

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More streets across Queens will be repaved this month thanks to cheaper asphalt

By Anthony Giudice

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City follows through on lawmaker’s request and repairs crumbling Queens overpass

By Anthony Giudice

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood is getting a multimillion-dollar athletic field reconstruction

By Anthony Giudice

Terrorist registry bill floated

By Sadef Ali Kully

A snow-covered 92nd Street in East Elmhurst.

Local pols fume over city’s response to blizzard in Queens

By Angela Matua

Glendale

Rubdown crackdown: Pols seek new laws to stop illegal massage parlors

By Anthony Giudice

State Senator Joseph Addabbo at the underpass at Yellowstone Boulevard and Kessel Street.

Rego Park

Lawmaker seeks more help in having crumbling overpass fixed

By Anthony Giudice

Sixty-five students from P.S./I.S. 119 in Glendale were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society on Friday, Dec. 11.

Glendale

PHOTOS: Glendale school inducts National Junior Honor Society students

By Anthony Giudice

Glendale

Queens Holiday Market sponsors Atlas Park Christmas tree lighting this Friday

By Anthony Giudice

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Glendale

Glendale parishioners deliver bounty of donations to church’s pantry

By Anthony Giudice

The Woodhaven WORKS Little League 2015 staff at the awards ceremony on Oct. 25.

Jamaica

Little leaguers celebrated a great season in Richmond Hill

By Anthony Giudice

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