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Pumpkin season is here: Where to find the best pumpkin flavored treats in Western Queens

Real Estate

Housing lottery launches for 6-story mixed-use building in Astoria, rent starts at $2,275

By Ethan Marshall

Julie Won hosts a delegation from South Korea at City Hall on Monday.

Sunnyside Post

Council Member Julie Won hosts South Korean delegation at City Hall, talks economic and social policies

The exterior of Saints Catherine and George Greek Orthodox Church, which is set to host its first-ever Greek festival this weekend.

Astoria Post

Astoria’s Saints Catherine and George Church hosts first annual Greek festival this weekend

LIC Post

Long Island City Astoria Lions Club marks 10 years of Thanksgiving Food Drive, seeks community support

Real Estate

Renderings unveiled for new housing developments in Astoria with 647 units at Halletts Point

By emarshall

Astoria Post

Pokeworks to celebrate Astoria grand opening this Sunday, joining Spot Dessert Bar

Astoria Post

Woman struck by hit-and-run driver in Astoria last month remains hospitalized and in need of support

The exterior of FoodTown of Astoria

Astoria Post

Astoria supermarket Foodtown to close its doors for good next month

Astoria Post

Housing lottery launches at The Northern II residential buildings in LIC, rent starts at $1,757

Astoria Post

Newly launched condominium in Astoria surpasses sales milestone in under six months

Astoria Post

7th Street Burger chain lands in Astoria for its first Queens location

Astoria Post

Lawmakers representing ‘Asthma Alley’ push for free inhalers under law

A classic car taking part in the Bay Terrace Car Show in 2021.

Astoria Post

Over 150 vintage cars on display at Astoria Park’s Classic Car Show next week

Astoria Post

Escape to Greece: Ambrosia Garden brings mythical flavors to Astoria

Make up demos at New York on location. Photo credit: Thanassi Karageorgiou)

Astoria Post

MoMI and Kaufman Studios in Astoria to host free behind-the-scenes production event Sunday, Sept. 15

Real Estate

Housing lottery launches for 43 one-bedroom units in 7-story Astoria building, rent starts at $1,974

By Ethan Marshall

french workshop

Business

Bayside-born bakery ‘The French Workshop’ to open in Astoria, launching nationwide expansion

By Iryna Shkurhan

Exterior of Tom's Pet Supply

Astoria Post

Astoria’s Tom’s Pet Supply set to close its doors by year’s end

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Kids & Education

Mayor Adams unveils new buildings at six Queens schools for 2024-25 academic year

By Shane O’Brien

Car infested with black soldier flies on Shore Boulevard.

Astoria Post

Astoria residents raise alarm over fly-infested cars parked along Shore Boulevard

Exterior of She Goes To Your Head salon. Photo: Shane O'Brien

Astoria Post

Iconic Astoria salon She Goes To Your Head to close Saturday after nearly fifty years in business

Astoria Post

‘And Just Like That…’ Carrie Bradshaw caught in Astoria, giving small businesses a likely cameo

Astoria Post

Council Member Julie Won announces $12 million for Queensbridge Park renovations

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