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Real Estate

New 16-story hotel to be constructed in Long Island City, near largest housing project in North America

By Angela Matua

Electeds want Dutch Kills strip club closed down following shooting

By Bill Parry

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Arts & Entertainment

The Gutter, popular Williamsburg bowling alley, is opening a location in Long Island City

By Angela Matua

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Real Estate

Yet another fancy tower with rooftop terrace and pool will grow in Queens Plaza in Long Island City

By Angela Matua

hit and run

Hit-and-run driver strikes and critically injures a 53-year-old man on a Long Island City street, cops say

By Angela Matua

Real Estate

LIC artists rally against developers illegal altering of Elks Lodge facade

By Bill Parry

Politics

After Elks Lodge facade was destroyed, LIC residents vow to hold developers accountable

By Angela Matua

Real Estate

Developers partially removed historically significant Elks Lodge facade in LIC this morning

By Angela Matua

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Long Island City

Have your kids hunt for Easter eggs vertically at Queens’ Brooklyn Boulders Queensbridge

By Angela Matua

Real Estate

City plans new development for Long Island City waterfront

By Bill Parry

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Borough president pens letter to MTA in support of western Queens light rail plan

By Anthony Giudice

Dining & Nightlife

Sugarcube Dessert & Coffee, new Queens bakery, uses 3-D printed molds to create unique desserts

By Angela Matua

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Real Estate

Community board gives thumbs-down to the proposed 17-story hotel adjacent to Long Island City YMCA

By Angela Matua

Elks Lodge

Politics

Long Island City community fights to save historic Elks Lodge from demolition

By Angela Matua

7 train robber

Man wakes up from nap on 7 train to find his belongings have been stolen

By Angela Matua

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Health

National outbreak of dog flu virus hits Long Island City

By Angela Matua

Police are searching for a suspect who shot a man in Long Island City on Monday afternoon.

Cops are searching for a suspect who shot a man in Long Island City

By Angela Matua

Long Island City parents and students joined Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer on Friday to raise a "people's stop sign" at a dangerous local intersection.

Kids & Education

People raised their own stop sign at dangerous LIC intersection

By QNS News Team

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Real Estate

Long Island City waterfront is getting more apartments and a school

By Angela Matua

Politics

Pepsi Cola sign to be landmarked this year

By Bill Parry

Tallie Medel as Mel in MUCK – outside

Arts & Entertainment

Sunnyside filmmakers use Queens as backdrop for a short film about comedian

By Angela Matua

The Landmark Preservation Commission voted to prioritize the designation of the Pepsi-Cola sign as a landmark.

Politics

Pepsi-Cola sign in LIC may become an official landmark by the end of 2016

By Angela Matua

The Jackson, an 11-story condo, will be constructed in Long Island City's art district this year.

Real Estate

Take a closer look at 11-story luxury condo going up near MoMA PS1 in LIC

By Angela Matua

FreshDirect's manufacturing complex in Long Island City was sold for $48 million.

Real Estate

FreshDirect sells its LIC site for $48M in a near-record breaking transaction

By Angela Matua

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