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Protesters Chant Outside Development Town Hall | Queens Week In Review

Also: Climate Protesters Arrested At Local Printing Press | 'Futuristic' Ping Pong Venue Opening | Ex-Lover Confessed To Queens Mom's Murder

Miss any headlines in Queens this week? Patch's week in review has you covered for the neighborhood's top news.
Miss any headlines in Queens this week? Patch's week in review has you covered for the neighborhood's top news. (Courtesy of PingPod; Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office; Nick Garber/Patch; ODA Architecture; XR NYC Media, used with permission)

QUEENS, NY — Miss any headlines in Queens this week? Patch's week in review has you covered for the neighborhood's top news — from a protest outside a development town hall to a soon-to-open, "futuristic" ping pong venue.

Astoria's Innovation QNS Developers Face Opponents At Tense Town Hall

Backers of the transformative, five-block rezoning faced tough questions at a public meeting Wednesday, as protesters chanted outside.

13 Climate Protesters Arrested At New York Times' Queens Printing Press: Cops

Protesters spent hours at the distribution center with blockades, a boat and a banner that read "we're in a climate f---ing emergency."

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Brewery To Open In New Queens Apartment Tower

Queens-based Finback Brewery will open a taproom and microbrewery later this year on the ground floor of the new Queens Plaza "Sven" tower.

Ex-Lover Confessed To Queens Mom's Murder: Police, Reports

David Bonola, the on-and-off romantic partner of Orsolya Gaal, made "incriminating statements" in connection to her murder, officials said.

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'Futuristic' Ping Pong Venue Opens In Queens, Promising 24/7 Gameplay

Steinway Street's latest business opening isn't a restaurant or a smoke shop: it's a "24/7 futuristic table-tennis-on-demand concept."

Queens Co-op Celebrated As Part Of Green Building Campaign

The Fairview Co-op is leading efforts to environmentally retrofit NYC buildings, which account for 70 percent of citywide carbon emissions.

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