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Rego Park: Enjoy the garden at Flushing Town Hall with music, dance and jazz
As Flushing Town Hall shows off its newly-renovated garden this summer, visitors can enjoy the atmosphere of the new garden with a series of free concerts, dance lessons and other programs throughout the summer.
New Boxing Club Gets Nod From CB6 After Earlier Jab
Community Board 6, which includes Forest Hills and Rego Park, voted Wednesday to recommend that a new boxing club be given a special operating permit by the city after rejecting the push last month because the club's owner did not show up to the community board meeting.
Guy Fieri on Roberta's, Bushwick Restaurant Week, and Knaidel in Today's Neighborhood News
Guy Fieri headed to Brooklyn over the weekend, and he had nice things to say about Roberta's, where he feasted with Mario Batali.
New York Chef Names New Dish on Indian-American Spelling Bee Winner
Mother pays tearful goodbye to 4-year-old 'princess'
A mother's sobs filled a Queens funeral home Sunday night as her 4-year-old "princess" laid in a tiny white casket, her life ended by an unlicensed teen driver fleeing cops.
Rep. Meng Serves Up Honors For Champion Speller In Queens Deli
The celebrations haven't stopped for the Scripps National Spelling Bee Champion who brought the title back to the five boroughs.
Queens Subway Gropings Spike 109 Percent: Police
Several subway lines in Queens has seen a 109-percent spike in groping incidents this year, prompting police to deploy extra officers to subway stations and trains to try to catch predators, according to officials.
Auction company sues man who sold firm fake rare coins
A prominent Park Ave. company that sells millions of dollars a year in rare coins is accusing a Queens man of snookering it into buying three gold coins by claiming they were extremely rare.
Anthony Weiner Parachutes Into the Queens Newspaper Scene
On his second day as a mayoral candidate, Anthony Weiner visited a trio of local Queens newspapers-the Queens Tribune , Queens Courier and Queens Chronicle -trying to burnish his image as an outer-borough, middle class champion despite his new Manhattan residence.
Volunteers ventured into the overgrown abandoned railway line in Forest Park to clean up debris and leaves.