Queens' Museum of the Moving Image set to reopen April 30
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Lights. Camera. Action!
Read MoreAfter special election spending surge, money trickles in Central Queens council race
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The money has yet to flow ahead of the Council District 24 primary.
Read MoreNYC leaders urge feds to kill Williams Pipeline once and for all
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“We take climate change seriously.”
Read MoreQueens police and prosecutors outline fight against anti-Asian hate crimes
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“As an Asian American, it's been a doubly horrific year.”
Read MoreLabor-backed Queens council candidate accused of union busting
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“Our intent was to share information about the union-busting history and we want other unions to be aware of that.”
Read MoreQueens DA drops case against man arrested as cop kneeled on his neck
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“Mr. Arnold is still reeling from this violent arrest, during which an officer placed him in a knee-on-neck hold.”
Read MoreRockaway Beach will open Memorial Day Weekend
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“This summer, New York City is going to come alive.”
Read MoreMost street homeless NYers say they first tried the city shelter system: report
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Permanent housing is the best way to move people off the streets, the authors say.
Read MoreQueens property giant installs solar panels on half its buildings
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“The city and the state have laid out a path to being carbon-free, and this is precisely the type of work it will take to get there.’
Read MoreQueens borough president will host two job fairs in April
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Queens Borough President Donovan Richards will host two virtual Queens job fairs
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Council candidates propose plan to license delivery apps and end exploitation
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The measure would force delivery app company to get licensed by the DCWP.
Read MoreJackson Heights fire displaces hundreds of tenants
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The fire forced 240 tenants from 90 units to flee the building.
Read MoreFirst hotel set to open on Roosevelt Island this spring
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A new 224-room hotel will open on Roosevelt Island.
Read MoreQueens deserves a cleaner plant that can keep the lights on
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We want to reduce the size of the plant, dramatically reduce emissions, and ensure that Queens business owners and families have electricity at times of high demand.
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