The city is gauging interest among Hollis and Kissena Park residents, expanding outreach beyond the area known as the Hole. Find our journalism more easily when you are searching for local coverage. New York City is expanding outreach to homeowners in flood-prone areas of Queens to see whether they would consider selling their homes to.
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The city is gauging interest among Hollis and Kissena Park residents, expanding outreach beyond the area known as the Hole. Find our journalism more easily when you are searching for local coverage. New York City is expanding outreach to homeowners in flood-prone areas of Queens to see whether they would consider selling their homes to.
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