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Forest Park Carousel eyed for landmarking

The historic Forest Park Carousel, which has survived fire, closure and bad management in the past, may finally be heading into a safer position than the tenuous one it lived under for decades. The carousel, built in 1903, will be c… Comments (0)

The eyesore that just won’t quit

An inactive construction site that has been stalled for years is frustrating the residents of Briarwood. The lot located at 84-03 Lander St. was supposed to be developed into a six-story apartment house. But years later, the buildin… Comments (0)

Corrupt politicians or targeted leaders?

The recent spate of arrests and criminal investigations involving public officials has ensnared a high percentage of minorities in the state Legislature, leading some in the community to ask if black and Hispanic lawmakers are being target… Comments (0)

Oakland Gardens wants Q75 back

From his office on Bell Boulevard and 73rd Avenue, City Councilman Mark Weprin (D-Oakland Gardens) says he can hear his frustrated constituents at the former Q75 bus stop swearing, yelling, and literally crying out for someone to restore t… Comments (0)

Who serves the best Jackson Heights momo?

Only one will be crowned No. 1. On Sunday at 1:30 p.m. about 100 foodies are expected to gather at Diversity Plaza in Jackson Heights, at the confluence of 37th Road, 74th Street and Broadway, to kick off the second annual Momo Craw… Comments (0)

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The ‘new music’ you won’t hear on the radio

When you search “New Music” on Google, the results are overwhelming. New hip-hop, pop, Latin, new wave, classical and other genres are listed for what seems to be an infinite number of pages. But while none of these genres are new music, t… Comments (0)