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Speed camera advocates use radar guns outside Queens school
New York City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer and members of the advocacy group Families for Safe Streets and Transportation Alternatives were using radar guns to track driver speeds outside the Razi School on Queens Boulevard in Woodside.
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Suspect arrested in attempted rape of woman in Queens
Video shows woman flee attempted rape in Queens
LIRR train derails in Queens, makes for rough PM commute
Man found dead inside donation box
WATCH: Police: 3 men steal snow plow in Queens
7 On Your Side Investigates: Behind the scenes with the TLC
NYC reports fewest number of traffic fatalities since 1910
Lottery winners from LI, NYC split $16.7 million in winnings
Queens attempted rape suspect caught on camera
7 On Your Side helps Woodside residents without heat get answers
Video shows MTA bus driver slashed, suspect takedown
Hatchet-wielding suspect robs woman in Queens
Rally in Queens calling for end to violence against transgender community
Video released of suspect in Queens hate crime hammer attack
Transgender woman attacked with hammer in Queens
LIRR service disrupted by derailed car east of Woodside
LIRR up and running after truck hits bridge, causing nightmare evening commute
Massive 7.8 Ecuador earthquake leaves Queens residents worried about loved ones back home
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