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'Godzilla' El Nino Could Make For Mild Winter in New York City. For Now.
Forecasters said El Niño will likely mean a milder winter, though February may bring heavy snowfall.
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Most of De Blasio's Affordable Housing for Queens is in a Flood Zone
More than two-thirds of Queens' affordable housing will be built on the Rockaway peninsula.
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This Man is Making the Most Massive Gingerbread Village in the World
The annual gingerbread festival is aiming to break another world record.
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Which Subways Are Running This Weekend?
The 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, A, C, E, F, L and two shuttle lines will be affected by service changes this weekend.
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17 NYC Marathon Medals Selling on eBay May Have Been Stolen: Race Officials
Race organizers are investigating a possible theft.
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Rikers Guard Injured in Unprovoked Attack, Officials Say
The guard was treated at a hospital after the assault, officials said.
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Queens Theatre Stages Classic Book 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
Performances are scheduled Nov. 13 through Nov. 22.
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Legendary Nepali Tattoo Artist Opens Jackson Heights Shop
Mohan Gurung opened his second tattoo shop on Halloween in Jackson Heights.
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De Blasio to Hold Town Hall on Education in Jackson Heights Thursday
The town hall is sponsored by the mayor, Councilman Danny Dromm and local groups.
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Cause of Fire that Gutted Historic Elmhurst House Still Under Review: FDNY
The cause of fire at 90-11 56th Ave. back in September is still under investigation.
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Pepsi Ditches Mets for Cubs
Pepsi is withdrawing sponsorship from CitiField after a 6-year run.
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Flushing Meadows-Corona Park Will Get Conservancy Next Week
The long-awaited alliance was originally announced as part of a 2013 deal.
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Targeting Jaywalkers After Fatal Hit-Run is 'Victim Blaming,' Activists Say
Transportation Alternatives blasted the 109th Precinct's plan to increase ticketing against pedestrians.
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Pregnant Drivers Could Get Special Parking Pass Under New Bill
Women with a complicated pregnancy would get to park in standing-only spots with the proposed permit.
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Worth a Click: 11 Stories You Should Read Today
Colbert scores big win; Stop using Facebook to be happier; A look back at a '90s nostalgia song.
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9 Things to Do in Your Queens Neighborhood This Weekend
Eat momos in Jackson Heights or shop a holiday market in Kew Gardens this weekend.
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$4 Billion Isn't Enough to Fix Overcrowded Schools, De Blasio Says
The topic was one of many discussed at an education town hall in Jackson Heights.
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Bruson Building Welcomes Back Habib Bank as First Confirmed Tenant
The Bruson building, which was ravaged by a fire last April, is set to reopen next year, officials said.
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4 Pounds of Cocaine Found in Car Pulled Over for Too-Dark Windows, DA Says
Wolter Pena was pulled over on 108th Street and Corona Ave. for having too-dark windows, the DA said.
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Man Shot During Fight Outside Roosevelt Avenue Bar, Police Say
The 33-year-old victim is in critical condition at Elmhurst Hospital, police said.
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