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Dining & Nightlife
Check out the 14 food destinations in Queens featured on New York Times ‘100 Best’ list 
Queens Night Market returning with new vendors and more space this month 
New bagel store set to open in Sunnyside next month
Woodhaven BID gears up for restaurant week extravaganza in April
Celebrating Queens’ women-owned culinary gems
Entertainment
Register early for the LIC Waterfront 5K Run/Walk by Earth Day for discount
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards delivers ‘State of the Borough’ address, focuses on green energy projects, hydroponics labs and affordable housing
Spring Festival planned for Bayside’s transformed Dermody Triangle
Queens teens take the stage in TADA! Youth Theater’s new musical ‘Common Ground’
Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy to host inaugural public arts festival at Floyd Bennett Field
Police & Fire
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