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Cuomo vetoes Queens lawmakers’ bill to study seawalls and implement storm damage protections

Politics

Cuomo vetoes Queens lawmakers’ bill to study seawalls and implement storm damage protections

By Mark Hallum

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Queens lawmakers’ bill to study seawalls and implement storm damage protections vetoed by Cuomo

By Mark Hallum

Tornado hits Whitestone and College Point, leaving fallen trees, power lines and debris in its wake

By Jenna Bagcal

Contractor pleads guilty to bilking Sandy victims of more than $170K: DA

Contractor pleads guilty to bilking Sandy victims of more than $170K: DA

By Naeisha Rose

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Former contractor sentenced for stealing over $170K from Superstorm Sandy victims in Queens

By Emily Davenport

New building with 100 percent affordable housing breaks ground in Far Rockaway

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New building with 100 percent affordable housing breaks ground in Far Rockaway

By Bill Parry

Appeals court favors Sandy victims’ lawsuit

Appeals court favors Sandy victims’ lawsuit

By Naeisha Rose

Transit recovery slow after Sandy

Transit recovery slow after Sandy

By Mark Hallum

Cross Bay Boulevard near Lenny's Clam Bar in Howard Beach flooded during Hurricane Sandy on Oct. 29, 2012.

Looking back at unforgettable images of Queens after Hurricane Sandy struck five years ago today

By QNS News Team

Opinion

Let’s be prepared for the next hurricane

By Tom Allon

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Four people arrested for defrauding Queens’ Superstorm Sandy relief program

By Anthony Giudice

State announces homeownership repair funding

Politics

State announces homeownership repair funding

By Patrick Donachie

FEMA will reconsider flood insurance lines

Politics

FEMA will reconsider flood insurance lines

By Patrick Donachie

Long Island man indicted for stealing from Queens Sandy victims

Long Island man indicted for stealing from Queens Sandy victims

By Patrick Donachie

The MTA announced that they will close the L train for 18 months to fix the Canarsie Tunnel.

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Possible L train shutdown could disrupt Ridgewood riders

By Anthony Giudice

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Long Island City

Queens-bound lanes of Midtown Tunnel closed on weeknights for three months

By Angela Matua

Assemblyman Phil Goldfeder is asking the federal government to put up funds to repair Riis Park and West Pond.

Local pol calls for repairs at popular Rockaway destinations

By Anthony Giudice

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Maspeth’s Knockdown Center to premiere opera inspired by Hurricane Sandy victims

By Angela Matua

Kids & Education

Students to collect data on Queens trees

By Angela Matua

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Cemetery of the Evergreens to get $1.3M grant for storm recovery

By Anthony Giudice

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Cuomo seeks Breezy Point elevation study, signs bill blocking ‘red tape’

By Robert Pozarycki

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Volunteers restore salt marshes of Alley Pond Park

By Alina Suriel

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Politics

Rep. Jeffries wants investigation into FEMA flood insurance scandal

By Anthony Giudice

The MTA is expected to award a four-year, $236. 5 million to rebuild the Queens Midtown Tunnel, which was submerged in 12 million gallons of salt water during Superstorm Sandy.

MTA to award $236.5M contract to rebuild Queens Midtown Tunnel

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