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Real Estate

New 9-story rental building planned for Astoria with 89 units and 29 parking spaces

By Ethan Marshall

Photo: Shane O'Brien

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Astoria welcomes Gaming City: Where virtual reality meets arcade classics

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Astoria and Brooklyn middle schoolers celebrate opening of new NYCHA community spaces

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Astoria’s Tootles & French represents Queens in national Best New Restaurant competition – vote to help them win

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Ghost car driver fleeing police in Astoria slams into pedestrians outside Jackson Heights restaurant: NYPD

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AM Zohran Mamdani announces tree-planting partnership with ‘Rise Light and Power’ and ‘Big Reuse’ to improve air quality in Queens

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Politics

Divided support in Queens: City Council approves Mayor Adams’ ‘City of Yes’ plan despite opposition from half of Queens Council members

By Colum Motherway

Astoria Post

Krave It pizza and sandwich joint to open new Ditmars location next month

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Housing lottery launches for 90 units at Hearthstone in Astoria, rent starts at $828

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Find your purrfect match at cat adoption event in Astoria Saturday

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Over 50 businesses close in Astoria in the past two years, latest being Selo restaurant on Broadway

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News

AM Steven Raga teams up with local organizations for Thanksgiving turkey giveaway and sock/toy donation drive

By Colum Motherway

Astoria Post

Senator Gianaris partners with local organizations to provide Thanksgiving support in Western Queens

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Arts & Entertainment

Holiday tree lighting ceremonies around the borough to mark the start of the season

By Colum Motherway

Astoria Post

Woman sought for beating F train rider with her boot at the Queensbridge subway station: NYPD

Astoria Post

Support local, shop small: Astoria’s retail crawl kicks-off Friday featuring 32 must-visit spots for holiday shoppers

From left to right: [identifying], Sofia Pajaj, Program Director of HANAC Harmony JVL Older Adult Center, NY State Senator Kristen Gonzalez, Andrea Jerves, Director of Programming and Development at HANAC, and House Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, NY-14

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Ocasio-Cortez and Gonzalez visit Astoria senior center to donate turkeys for Thanksgiving

An NYPD car outside Albatross Bar on 24th Avenue on Wednesday morning. Photo: Albatross Bar Instragram

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Thieves break into popular Astoria gay bar Albatross and make off with ATM

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Brooklyn Paper

Greek streetwear designer brings a taste of Greece to Brooklyn, Astoria up next

Astoria Post

Astoria woman breaks leg jumping from third-floor apartment to escape knife-wielding son: NYPD

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Permits filed to demolish four residential buildings on 30th Street near Astoria Boulevard

Real Estate

Housing lottery launches for 112 units at Vordonia Towers in Astoria, rent starts at $1,190

By Ethan Marshall

A stall from a previous Winterfest event. Photo: PS 84Q PTA.

Astoria Post

Astoria’s Steinway School set to host third annual Winterfest holiday market

Real Estate

Flushing, LIC, and Astoria see rise in Q3 condo sale prices, driven by strong demand in Queens real estate market: report

By Ethan Marshall

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The US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit (pictured) issued an an en banc (full bench) ruling on Aug. 12, reversing a decision after a full trial by US District Judge James M. Moody, Jr., who had issued a permanent injunction against the Arkansas ban on gender-affirming care for minors.

Two federal appeals courts rule against challenges to state laws banning youth gender-affirming care

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New York Family

Gov. Kathy Hochul Announces New Website for School Cell Phone Ban