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Community Service

Precincts across northern Queens host inaugural prom dress and suit drive

By Jenna Bagcal

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Business

After early divisions, organized labor laments loss of Amazon HQ2 deal in Long Island City

By Bill Parry

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Thief walks into Long Island City pet shop and swipes store employee’s belongings: NYPD

By Emily Davenport

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Police seek suspect for punching 7 line subway passenger at a Long Island City station

By Bill Parry

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Business

LIC Partnership tremendously disappointed with Amazon’s decision — but optimistic for future

By Bill Parry

One Court Square, formerly the Citicorp Building, in Long Island City will begin housing Amazon workers next year.

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Most of iconic Long Island City tower may be empty for months now that Amazon deal fell apart

By Bill Parry

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Business

‘They let us down’: Queens NYCHA reps blast Gianaris & Van Bramer for Amazon deal failure

By Bill Parry

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Real Estate

Long Island City real estate market could be hit with ‘whiplash’ downturn over broken Amazon deal

By Emily Davenport

Business

Queens reacts after Amazon pulls out of multi-billion dollar plans for Long Island City

By QNS News Team

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Use it or lose it: Maloney tells MTA to use federal funds for Sunnyside Yards station before its too late

By Mark Hallum

Brendan Levy of The Queens Chamber of Commerce speaks in support of Amazon locating their new headquarters in Long Island City.

Business

Queens Amazon supporters head to Albany to call for state legislators backing of deal

By Bill Parry

Business

Amazon takes new poll numbers as ‘clear validation’ that it is wanted in Long Island City

By Bill Parry

Real Estate

Garden duplex with 1,040 square foot private backyard in Long Island City’s new townhouse-style complex asks $1.349 million

By QNS News Team

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Business

‘You can’t speak for us’: Astoria & Long Island City residents blast opponents of Amazon HQ proposal

By Mark Hallum

Business

Business owners on one Long Island City strip still supportive of Amazon project in neighborhood

By QNS News Team

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Long Island City

Queensbridge Alliance to host press conference in support of Amazon HQ2

By Zachary Gewelb

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Arts & Entertainment

New ‘L.I. Centric’ art show debuts this month at the Plaxall Gallery in Long Island City

By Jenna Bagcal

Gianaris pushes his clean-air bill

Astoria

Gianaris to introduce legislation delinking state tax breaks for federal Opportunity Zones

By Bill Parry

Queens business and community leaders hopeful as stalled streetcar project gets new life

By Bill Parry

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Animal cruelty charges for Long Island City man who bashed defenseless dog with rod and blinded her: cops

By Emily Davenport

Business

After eight long months, The Sandwich King in Long Island City opens its doors to hungry customers

By Jenna Bagcal

State Senator Michael Gianaris

Business

Gianaris named to panel that could kill Amazon project in LIC; Cuomo fumes that Senate is ‘playing politics’

By Bill Parry

Real Estate

Window-wrapped penthouse in distinctive LIC condo with parking available asks $1.585 million

By QNS News Team

Cops launch hate crime probe after man spit on woman in hijab on a Long Island City street

By Robert Pozarycki

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