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Plans unveiled for new Jackson Heights boys and girls club with community swimming pool after Hochul announces $10M in funding

By Big New York · 10/14/2026 · Updated 10/14/2026

Elected officials and community advocates gathered in Jackson Heights' PS 398Q Wednesday morning to announce the neighborhood's first-ever boys and girls club. Elected officials and community advocates gathered in Jackson Heights‘ PS 398Q Wednesday morning to welcome Gov. Kathy Hochul and announce the neighborhood’s first-ever boys and girls club, which includes the area’s first community.

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Elected officials and community advocates gathered in Jackson Heights' PS 398Q Wednesday morning to announce the neighborhood's first-ever boys and girls club. Elected officials and community advocates gathered in Jackson Heights‘ PS 398Q Wednesday morning to welcome Gov. Kathy Hochul and announce the neighborhood’s first-ever boys and girls club, which includes the area’s first community.

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