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Things to Do

LIC Jewish Community Center to commemorate anniversary of Oct. 7 attacks

By Shane O”Brien

Astoria Post

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

LIC Post

New York City Harley-Davidson to close Long Island City store, citing economic challenges

Real Estate

Leasing begins for first phase of new Malt Drive development in Hunters Point

By Ethan Marshall

Queens World Film Festival

Things to Do

Queens World Film Festival to host special screening in Long Island City of ‘Listening Tour’ stories on hope and resilience

By Bill Parry

LIC Post

The Trinity Gym fitness center to celebrate long-awaited grand opening in LIC this Saturday

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

LIC Post

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

dog on an ASPCA vet clinic table in Queens

News

ASPCA clinic opens in Long Island City to serve nearby NYCHA communities with affordable veterinary services

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

Real Estate

20-story residential tower completes construction in Long Island City, units start at $3,596

By Ethan Marshall

New York Proud art installation at Hunter's Point South Park. Photo: New York Immigration Coalition.

LIC Post

Art installation honoring New York immigrant experience launches at Hunter’s Point South Park

Astoria Post

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

Advocates gather outside the Department of Education building on Vernon Boulevard during Saturday's sleepout. Photo: Shane O'Brien

Real Estate

Dozens gather for community sleepout against One LIC neighborhood plan

By Shane O’Brien

city planning

Real Estate

City Planning Dept appoints new leadership for Queens office to lead development plans in Long Island City and Jamaica

By Czarinna Andres

cost

Real Estate

Cost of rentals in Queens continue to rise year-over-year in August 2024: report

By Ethan Marshall

LIC Post

Korean fried chicken and street food franchise to open in Long Island City next month

LIC Post

Italian American-inspired speakeasy opens in Long Island City

A piece from Jasmine Gregory's "Who Wants to Die for Glamour" exhibition at MoMA PS1. Credit: MoMa PS1/Arthur Pequin.

LIC Post

MoMA PS1 to debut Jasmine Gregory’s first US exhibition ‘Who Wants to Die for Glamour’ in October

Real Estate

Housing lottery opens for 41 units in 27-story LIC residential tower, rent starts at $1,631

By Ethan Marshall

rapes

Crunching the Queens crime numbers: rapes and burglaries increase across borough, grand larcenies decrease

By Ethan Marshall

LIC Post

Lithium-ion battery caused barge blaze on Newtown Creek in Long Island City: FDNY

queens

News

Queens steals the spotlight with authentic flavors during NYC Restaurant Week

By Angelica Vivas

LIC Post

LIC nonprofit receives $25K grant from Spectrum

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