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Astoria Post

Housing lottery opens for five 1BR units near Hallets Point in Astoria with $2,075 rent

Astoria Post

Housing lottery opens for 19 income-restricted units in Astoria, starting at $2,850

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Things to Do

Queens Jazz Trail Concert Series brings music to parks from Astoria to Jamaica

By Athena Dawson

Astoria Post

Astoria Has Pride to host annual Pride picnic at Socrates Sculpture Park June 28

Astoria Post

Teen girls attack fellow student from William Cullen Bryant High School at Astoria subway station: DA

Real Estate

Astoria’s Rowan development enters second phase with 90 new residences

By Ethan Marshall

Astoria Post

Astoria’s Comfortland makes its Manhattan debut this July

Friend's Tavern (Photo by Michael Dorgan)

Things to Do

Raise your flag: LGBTQ+ bars in Western Queens to visit during Pride and beyond

By Czarinna Andres

Astoria Post

Astoria Park Carnival to open June 4 for five-day run of rides and entertainment

Queens Post

New bites and brews in Astoria and LIC: The latest in Queens dining

Astoria Post

Where to watch the Knicks in Western Queens during the Eastern Conference Finals

Astoria Post

Haraz Coffee House brings upscale Yemeni café culture to Steinway Street in Astoria

Astoria Post

Bohemian Hall to host annual Czech and Slovak Festival in Astoria over Memorial Day weekend

Astoria Post

Compass Realty agent draws upon personal connections in Astoria and on Long Island

DOT proposal image for 31st Street, showcasing protected bicycle lanes and floating parking spaces. Via Change.org

Astoria Post

Op-ed: Safety for all on 31st Street requires more than a bike lane

Astoria Post

Sweeten your weekend with boozy ice cream classes at Tipsy Scoop in Astoria

Astoria Post

Astoria’s Our House hosts creative spring workshops with local Queens artists

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Real Estate

Permits filed to triple size of 2-story building on 31st Street in Astoria

By Ethan Marshall

Queens Post

Gluten-free donuts with heart: Maki’s Donuts builds a following in Western Queens

Astoria Post

From ghost kitchen to café: Meadow Desserts opens on Steinway Street

Astoria Post

Inaugural Astoria-Ditmars Restaurant Week kicks off April 2, featuring special menus from local eateries

Honey House co-founder Nick Hoefly at the store on Thursday afternoon after appearing on the Kelly Clarkson Show. Photo: Shane O'Brien

Astoria Post

From Astoria to Hollywood: Honey House takes the stage on the Kelly Clarkson Show

Astoria Post

Permits filed for new 8-story mixed-use building near Ravenswood in Astoria

Astoria Post

Astoria’s I.S. 10Q makes history with championship win in District 30 March Madness tournament

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