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Youth GED program moves to LIC

Triston Griffith, a 20-year-old from Jamaica, wears a Barry Manilow Broadway play pin on his tie and someday hopes to sing just like him. “I want to go to college and work on my sing… Comments (0)

A train back to Rockaways on May 30

Gov. Cuomo announced Thursday morning that A train subway service will be restored to the Rockaways on May 30, just over seven months after Hurricane Sandy destroyed tracks across Jamaica B… Comments (1)

FCPC maintains healthcare benefits

The homecare workers at the First Chinese Presbyterian Church Home Attendant Corporation in Lower Manhattan will keep their healthcare benefits now that the FCPC and 1199SEIU United Healthc… Comments (0)

CB 7 OKs Mets mall, Willets redevelopment

A lot can change in five days. Community Board 7 voted on Monday to approve the proposed Phase One redevelopment of Willets Point, including a controversial 1.4 million-square-foot s… Comments (1)

Gun crimes falling in 103rd Precinct

The new executive officer of the 103rd Precinct said crime statistics — particularly those involving guns — are headed in the right direction on Tuesday at the monthly meeting of the precin… Comments (0)

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