Queens Supreme Court secretary tests positive for COVID-19
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She’s the first COVID-positive staffer known to report to the building since March.
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Rikers guards ditch masks on duty despite COVID impact
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“Two officers were going from bus to bus ensuring that the ‘masks required ’signs were posted, but they themselves were not wearing masks.”
Read MoreEx-prosecutor runs anti-Trump campaign to Make America Smart Again
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Tootsie Warhol is running.
Read MoreAll quiet at Fresh Meadows shelter-hotel, councilman says
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“I know there have been rallies there, but it’s been quiet.”
Read MoreKew Gardens elected officials urge city to address hotel crime spike
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“City Hall can’t seem to find the car keys.”
Read MoreCivic leader says Council Speaker helped drive homeless out of his district and into Lucerne Hotel
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“It was with the great help of Erik Bottcher that we were able to show a need for this shelter to be relocated.”
Read MoreCabán kicks off campaign for Astoria Council seat
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The former candidate for Queens DA is one of eight people running in Astoria’s District 22.
Read MoreNew York judges of color release report on institutional racism in court system
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“There will be uncomfortable, but necessary, truths.”
Read More50 Cent gives $30K to fast food workers in surprise Springfield Gardens visit
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“You guys work hard. I want to come show love to Queens.”
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: Sunnyside Shines adapts to serve small businesses during a pandemic
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Jaime-Faye Bean is executive director of Sunnyside Shines.
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Forest Hills chocolatiers celebrate 90 years
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Aigner Chocolates still uses the same antique equipment to create tasty treats.
Read MoreTwo Queens Council Districts have city’s highest census response rates
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Read MoreOnly council district without a councilmember has NYC’s lowest census response rate
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Brooklyn’s District 37 is one of two council districts with a response rate below 50 percent.
Read More'Dangerous precedent' — Mayor caves to wealthy Manhattanites in shelter-hotel fight, critics say
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Critics say the move sets the precedent that wealthy Manhattanites will get their way if they complain loudly enough.
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