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At Forest Pk., caring for century-old horses

After the city announced on Friday that it had selected an operator for the Forest Park carousel, the doors to the merry-go-round in Woodhaven have been flung open, paint cans linger outside its periphery and men in dusty work boots wind t… Comments (0)

‘They’ll never know their Uncle Georgie’

Eammon Gibbons showed a small green marble notebook to Judge Dorothy Chin Brandt on Monday in her courtroom at the Queens County Courthouse. “I bought this in March 2011 to write my … Comments (0)

Community prepares for Lubavitch pilgrims

It may be more than a month away, but the Cambria Heights community has already begun preparing for the arrival of some 20,000 Lubavitch pilgrims who will come to visit the grave of the sect’s beloved leader on June 23. The Rebbe Me… Comments (0)

Eminent domain is off the table

Willets Point business owners who refuse to leave the area are cheering the decision announced last week by the city that it will no longer use eminent domain to remove them. The Mayor’s Office told the court it was dropping the con… Comments (0)

GOP supports 12th district independent

The Queens County Republican Party screening panel endorsed independent candidate Tony Arcabascio on Saturday for state Senate in the 12th Senatorial District. “Tony as a business executive and technology professional is a ‘can do’ … Comments (0)

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Beach Boys' 50th anniversary tour comes to New York

The Beach Boys’ golden anniversary concert tour has attracted a lot of attention not only obviously because of the milestone but it also marks the first time in 16 years that original members Brian Wilson, Mike Love and Al Jardine have app… Comments (0)