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Queens first full-service animal care center in Ridgewood cuts ribbon on new shelter: honors its namesake Paul A. Vallone

Middle Village honors fallen FDNY Firefighter John ‘Jack’ Boyle with street co-naming

Metro Mall Funtopia says farewell to Middle Village: Customers reminisce online of fond memories

$20 million in taxpayer funds spent on NYC park, dog run that few use thanks to location, homeless druggies

Recreational drug use — even cannabis — triples the risk of heart attack, stroke

Mayor Adams says he would ‘love’ to subsidize Citi Bike as prices soar, but still won’t commit to campaign pledge

Council Member Holden advocates for homeowners being charged with fines for reporting city rat issues

Fare Evasion Surges on N.Y.C. Buses, Where 48% of Riders Fail to Pay

DEP pauses mandatory water meter replacements on lead service lines after pressure from Council Member Holden

‘Ghost’ license plates cost NYC $200M a year — fueled by ‘James Bond-level’ gadgets: new analysis

Queens Council Member Robert Holden criticizes NYC Media office over film production parking issues in Middle Village: agency says issue resolved

USPS honors six Middle Village long-haul carrier employees for over 25 years of dedicated service

NY officials want to ease buffer rule to open more pot shops: ‘They must be stoned’

Council Member Holden challenges NYC DEP on water bill hikes and theft claims; DEP provides clarification

Addabbo Hosting Perpetual Clothing and Supply Drive for Veterans

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Twenty-three years after 9/11/2001, we remember the souls lost that day, continue to comfort the families they left behind, and rejoice in the indomitable spirit of America. Let us vow to not only never forget, but to always recognize the bravery of our first responders. ... See MoreSee Less

Twenty-three years after 9/11/2001, we remember the souls lost that day, continue to comfort the families they left behind, and rejoice in the indomitable spirit of America. Let us vow to not only never forget, but to always recognize the bravery of our first responders.

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