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Bayside Crime Spike, Developer Stiffed Workers | Queens Top Stories
Also: 3 Queens Restaurants Added To Prestigious Michelin Guide | Household Incomes Dropped $4K During COVID | Deputy Boro Prez Fired

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Bayside Lawmakers Demand New Precinct Amid 'Alarming' Crime Spike
Queens officials urged the NYPD to create a new precinct for Bay Terrace, College Point and Whitestone amid a rise in crime and population.
Luxury LIC Developer Stiffed Workers Of $700K, Attorney General Says
The developer of a Long Island City luxury tower must pay a $3 million settlement for under-paying dozens of workers, prosecutors said.
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Queens Gets 3 New Michelin-Starred Restaurants
Heads up, gourmands — 17 NYC restaurants also received the prestigious guide's "Bib Gourmand" honor, which highlights affordable meals.
NYC Household Income Dropped $4K During COVID Pandemic: See New Data
Households in the New York City area made $3, 700 fewer in 2021 than right before the pandemic, according to a new Census Bureau survey.
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Crown Heights Pol Diana Richardson Booted From Brooklyn Borough Hall
Sources told the Daily News Richardson lost her job after a fight with a Crown Heights non-violence program director almost became violent.
Lone Upper East Side Tenant Defeated By Extell In Quest For New Tower
The developer may no longer need to build awkwardly around a single tenant thanks to a new ruling, which some say sets a worrying precedent.
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