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Arts collective to bring fest to plaza
A community art fair and community- building workshops are coming to Jackson Heights. The Hibridos Collective, a relatively new community-based art group in Jackson Heights, has begun asking for proposals from individuals who live in the neighborhood or nearby in East Elmhurst or Corona who wish to lead art workshops or show their creations at the event on June 22.
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Teen girl shot and killed on city bus
The city joined Shadia Sands this week in mourning D’aja Robinson, her 14-year-old daughter who was killed by gunfire on Saturday. “She was my only child — my heart, my everything,” Sands said Tuesday at a press conference near the Sutphin Ave. bus stop where she was killed when a gunman fired at least nine shots into a Q6 bus.
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DOB shutters Citi Field neighbors
At Willets Point, they come quickly and unannounced. And usually, they leave their mark. Local business owners claim city agencies conducted a sudden sweep of the Iron Triangle on Friday morning, shutting down nearly a dozen stores along 126th Street, right across from Citi Field.
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‘MLS to Queens’ likely kaput with Yanks deal
A duo of megalith sports franchises, the New York Yankees and Britain’s Manchester City Football Club, announced on Monday Major League Soccer’s 20th franchise and second foray in the tri-state metropolitan area: New York City Football Club. As officials from MLS, the Bronx Bombers, Abu Dhabi-owned Man City and Mayor Bloomberg congratulated each other during a Tuesday press conference rolling out the franchise, there was one notable absence: the Unisphere, which had become ubiquitous in the league’s push to build a home in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
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‘MLS to Queens’ likely kaput with Yanks deal
A duo of megalith sports franchises, the New York Yankees and Britain’s Manchester City Football Club, announced on Monday Major League Soccer’s 20th franchise and second foray in the tri-state metropolitan area: New York City Football Club. As officials from MLS, the Bronx Bombers, Abu Dhabi-owned Man City and Mayor Bloomberg congratulated each other during a Tuesday press conference rolling out the franchise, there was one notable absence: the Unisphere, which had become ubiquitous in the league’s push to build a home in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
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DOB shutters Citi Field neighbors
At Willets Point, they come quickly and unannounced. And usually, they leave their mark. Local business owners claim city agencies conducted a sudden sweep of the Iron Triangle on Friday morning, shutting down nearly a dozen stores along 126th Street, right across from Citi Field.
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Ex-rep. Weiner joins the race for mayor
The race for mayor of New York City took a long-expected turn last night when Anthony Weiner, the former city councilman and congressman from Forest Hills, entered the contest with an announcement posted on YouTube. Weiner, who quit the House two years ago after sending lewd photos of himself to young women across the country via social media and then lying to the public about doing so for two weeks, said he had made big mistakes in his life but is looking for a second chance.
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Teen girl shot and killed on city bus
The city joined Shadia Sands this week in mourning D’aja Robinson, her 14-year-old daughter who was killed by gunfire on Saturday. “She was my only child — my heart, my everything,” Sands said Tuesday at a press conference near the Sutphin Ave. bus stop where she was killed when a gunman fired at least nine shots into a Q6 bus.
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Arts collective to bring fest to plaza
A community art fair and community- building workshops are coming to Jackson Heights. The Hibridos Collective, a relatively new community-based art group in Jackson Heights, has begun asking for proposals from individuals who live in the neighborhood or nearby in East Elmhurst or Corona who wish to lead art workshops or show their creations at the event on June 22.
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‘MLS to Queens’ likely kaput with Yanks deal
A duo of megalith sports franchises, the New York Yankees and Britain’s Manchester City Football Club, announced on Monday Major League Soccer’s 20th franchise and second foray in the tri-state metropolitan area: New York City Football Club. As officials from MLS, the Bronx Bombers, Abu Dhabi-owned Man City and Mayor Bloomberg congratulated each other during a Tuesday press conference rolling out the franchise, there was one notable absence: the Unisphere, which had become ubiquitous in the league’s push to build a home in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
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DOB shutters Citi Field neighbors
At Willets Point, they come quickly and unannounced. And usually, they leave their mark. Local business owners claim city agencies conducted a sudden sweep of the Iron Triangle on Friday morning, shutting down nearly a dozen stores along 126th Street, right across from Citi Field.
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Ex-rep. Weiner joins the race for mayor
The race for mayor of New York City took a long-expected turn last night when Anthony Weiner, the former city councilman and congressman from Forest Hills, entered the contest with an announcement posted on YouTube. Weiner, who quit the House two years ago after sending lewd photos of himself to young women across the country via social media and then lying to the public about doing so for two weeks, said he had made big mistakes in his life but is looking for a second chance.
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Teen girl shot and killed on city bus
The city joined Shadia Sands this week in mourning D’aja Robinson, her 14-year-old daughter who was killed by gunfire on Saturday. “She was my only child — my heart, my everything,” Sands said Tuesday at a press conference near the Sutphin Ave. bus stop where she was killed when a gunman fired at least nine shots into a Q6 bus.
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Arts collective to bring fest to plaza
A community art fair and community- building workshops are coming to Jackson Heights. The Hibridos Collective, a relatively new community-based art group in Jackson Heights, has begun asking for proposals from individuals who live in the neighborhood or nearby in East Elmhurst or Corona who wish to lead art workshops or show their creations at the event on June 22.
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‘MLS to Queens’ likely kaput with Yanks deal
A duo of megalith sports franchises, the New York Yankees and Britain’s Manchester City Football Club, announced on Monday Major League Soccer’s 20th franchise and second foray in the tri-state metropolitan area: New York City Football Club. As officials from MLS, the Bronx Bombers, Abu Dhabi-owned Man City and Mayor Bloomberg congratulated each other during a Tuesday press conference rolling out the franchise, there was one notable absence: the Unisphere, which had become ubiquitous in the league’s push to build a home in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
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Photos by Joseph Orovic
DOB shutters Citi Field neighbors
At Willets Point, they come quickly and unannounced. And usually, they leave their mark. Local business owners claim city agencies conducted a sudden sweep of the Iron Triangle on Friday morning, shutting down nearly a dozen stores along 126th Street, right across from Citi Field.
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Photo by PETER C. MASTROSIMONE
Ex-rep. Weiner joins the race for mayor
The race for mayor of New York City took a long-expected turn last night when Anthony Weiner, the former city councilman and congressman from Forest Hills, entered the contest with an announcement posted on YouTube. Weiner, who quit the House two years ago after sending lewd photos of himself to young women across the country via social media and then lying to the public about doing so for two weeks, said he had made big mistakes in his life but is looking for a second chance.
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Teen girl shot and killed on city bus
The city joined Shadia Sands this week in mourning D’aja Robinson, her 14-year-old daughter who was killed by gunfire on Saturday. “She was my only child — my heart, my everything,” Sands said Tuesday at a press conference near the Sutphin Ave. bus stop where she was killed when a gunman fired at least nine shots into a Q6 bus.
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Photo by Josey Bartlett
Arts collective to bring fest to plaza
A community art fair and community- building workshops are coming to Jackson Heights. The Hibridos Collective, a relatively new community-based art group in Jackson Heights, has begun asking for proposals from individuals who live in the neighborhood or nearby in East Elmhurst or Corona who wish to lead art workshops or show their creations at the event on June 22.
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‘MLS to Queens’ likely kaput with Yanks deal

A duo of megalith sports franchises, the New York Yankees and Britain’s Manchester City Football Club, announced on Monday Major League Soccer’s 20th franchise and second foray in the tri-state metropolitan area: New York City Football Club. As officials from MLS, the Bronx Bombers, Abu Dhabi-owned Man City and Mayor Bloomberg congratulated each other during a Tuesday press conference rolling out the franchise, there was one notable absence: the Unisphere, which had become ubiquitous in the league’s push to build a home in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

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DOB shutters Citi Field neighbors

At Willets Point, they come quickly and unannounced. And usually, they leave their mark. Local business owners claim city agencies conducted a sudden sweep of the Iron Triangle on Friday morning, shutting down nearly a dozen stores along 126th Street, right across from Citi Field.

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Ex-rep. Weiner joins the race for mayor

The race for mayor of New York City took a long-expected turn last night when Anthony Weiner, the former city councilman and congressman from Forest Hills, entered the contest with an announcement posted on YouTube. Weiner, who quit the House two years ago after sending lewd photos of himself to young women across the country via social media and then lying to the public about doing so for two weeks, said he had made big mistakes in his life but is looking for a second chance.

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Teen girl shot and killed on city bus

The city joined Shadia Sands this week in mourning D’aja Robinson, her 14-year-old daughter who was killed by gunfire on Saturday. “She was my only child — my heart, my everything,” Sands said Tuesday at a press conference near the Sutphin Ave. bus stop where she was killed when a gunman fired at least nine shots into a Q6 bus.

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Arts collective to bring fest to plaza

A community art fair and community- building workshops are coming to Jackson Heights. The Hibridos Collective, a relatively new community-based art group in Jackson Heights, has begun asking for proposals from individuals who live in the neighborhood or nearby in East Elmhurst or Corona who wish to lead art workshops or show their creations at the event on June 22.

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