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Queens lottery player wins $1 million scratch-off prize, second big ticket bought nearby in Jackson Heights – QNS (opens the original)
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Two New York Lottery big-winning tickets were bought in Jackson Heights in the past few weeks, including one belonging to a Queens resident, proving that if lightning doesn’t strike twice, sometimes the lottery does. Enrique Cabrera of Queens claimed a $1 million top prize on the New York Lottery’s $1 million Bonus Cashword July 31 scratch-off game. Cabrera opted for a single lump-sum payment totaling $395,974, after withholdings, according to the lottery. The ticket was bought at I & Y News & C
Queens residents protest for much-needed repairs at Flushing Meadows Corona Park – QNS (opens the original)
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It’s just not fair that the Queens park once home to two World’s Fairs, and now to one of the world’s biggest sporting events, is in need of repairs, maintenance and funding from fountains that don’t function to floods that occur periodically. At least that was the message to officials at an Aug. 13 rally at Flushing Meadows Corona Park, where Queens residents in two languages said they want the city, and even private sources, to step up and invest more in and not ignore the park. Just days befo
Astoria remains Brazilian hub from restaurant to religion – QNS (opens the original)
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When Brazil played against Morocco in the World Cup, Nike came to Astoria, setting up big television sets at Rio Market, also known as Rio Bonito, a Brazilian supermarket and restaurant at 33rd Street and 36th Avenue. “They decided to do the event where you have the most Brazilians,” said Ricardo Bastos, founder and owner of Rio Bonito Market (and Grill) at 32-15 36th Ave. “They put up big televisions and showed the game.” The score in the Brazil versus Morocco game may have reflected a little l
Queen of cinema: A movie theater blooms in Queens – QNS (opens the original)
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After Emelyn Stuart was told the building containing her movie theater in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, for eight years was being turned into condominiums, she had to decide what to do. Stuart had just spent $250,000 on a new auditorium at her Stuart Cinema and Café and had commitments to studios for movies, but no movie theater to show them. It was not the way she wanted this “movie” story to end, but it came very close to an unhappy ending until Stuart rewrote the story. She recently walked through th
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