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Minivan Slams into Queens Blvd Building in Woodside, No Serious Injuries

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Sept. 10, 2015 Staff Report

Four people were injured when a minivan crashed into a building on Queens Blvd in Woodside this morning.

The vehicle jumped the curb by 65th Place at 9:20 am and plowed into the side of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Neurological & Wound Healing Center located at 65-35 Queens Blvd, according to the FDNY.

The vehicle—which was stuck half inside and half outside the building—was pulled out by a tow truck shortly after.

All four people were taken to Elmhurst hospital and are in stable condition.

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king henrik

That homeless guys name is stanley, I won’t put his last name, went to St Mary’s with him in late 60’s, early 70’s. He’s been homeless for at least 30 yrs. Don’t know what happened that he ended up like that but it’s a shame to see someone in that condition. He’s not there mentally and should be committed, and receive medical help

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44th Street Resident

They messed up the roads, narrowed them down, expect more accidents I guess, there are no signs of narrowing roads on west-bound queens blvd approaching the BQE split, what was the point of messing up with queens blvd again?

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Sean Ogre

Not the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Neurological & Wound Healing Center !!! Such a pillar of the community.

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woodside resident1

Why no news on the half naked homeless man who lives up that block and touches himself while parents walk their kids to the day care nearby? He’s been there for months now.

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Avery

4 people injured and this is your response? How could this be compared to the other. If you can’t be even slightly sensitive to the situation, don’t respond at all.

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woodside resident1

Car accident with injured in STABLE condition versus constant sex offender in our neighborhood. Yeah I think the latter is news worthy. Car accidents happen every day. Cry a river elsewhere.

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