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News

LaGuardia Community College receives grants to expand humanities alliance and train community health workers

By Bill Parry

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Long Island City

Nation’s only sustainable seafood festival Aquarius returns to The Foundry in Long Island City

By Angélica Acevedo

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Health

New York Hotel Trades Council, Hotel Association of NYC break ground on new Queens Health Center

By Bill Parry

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Real Estate

Queens and Brooklyn buildings among top-selling in luxury real estate market in 2019

By Emily Davenport

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Friends of the BQX gets new leadership at ‘crucial time’ as controversial street car project moves forward

By Bill Parry

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Business

Long Island City CPA John Savignano brings ‘human element’ to the accounting business

By Jenna Bagcal

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Acts of Kindness

Community fundraising campaign raises college funds for Long Island City students

By Bill Parry

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Third-alarm fire destroys roof of popular Chinese food restaurant in Long Island City

By Emily Davenport

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Kids & Education

School Construction Authority presents highlights of 2020 capital plan for western Queens’ District 24

By Angélica Acevedo

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City moves forward with BQX project launching wide-ranging community engagement process

By Bill Parry

Long Island City

LIC community demands Queens Public Library to ‘act with urgency’ to find a new home for Court Square Library

By Angélica Acevedo

News

Despite Court Square Library’s impending closure, Queens Public Library is ‘committed’ to staying in Long Island City

By Bill Parry

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Long Island City

Your LIC project sparks debate over private use in public land at CB2 meeting

By Angélica Acevedo

Black 6 Project is ‘Mission Driven, Coffee Fueled’ by Queens-based military veterans

By Angélica Acevedo

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2020 Preview: What you need to know about the upcoming election cycle

By Bill Parry

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Arts & Entertainment

ART BreakOUT presents first ever exhibition ‘Unbound: Authentic Visions and Voices’ in Long Island City

By Angélica Acevedo

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Business

Queens Courier Year in Review: The top stories from July 2019

By Jenna Bagcal

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Politics

Cynthia Nixon, Zephyr Teachout endorse Jimmy Van Bramer for Queens Borough President

By Max Parrott

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Arts & Entertainment

Discover beauty in the ordinary at MFTA’s dynamic exhibit by LIC-based artist

By QNS News Team

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Real Estate

Gasteria Building in Long Island City open for leasing to commercial tenants

By Emily Davenport

Environment

Astoria councilman joins P.S. 17 students to unveil new hydroponics lab

By Max Parrott

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Politics

LIC Senator’s new law expands small claims courts disputes up to $10K

By Max Parrott

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Long Island City

The Long Island City School of Ballet announces inaugural holiday breakfast food drive

By Bill Parry

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Long Island City

The Collective Paper Factory introduces a community-driven co-living model to Long Island City

By Angélica Acevedo

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