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Dining & Nightlife

Here are 7 places where you can take your valentine on Feb. 14

By Emily Davenport

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UPDATED: man who slipped out of police custody after LIC drug bust apprehended

By Mark Hallum

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Business

Second City Hall hearing over Amazon HQ2 plan in Queens features more fireworks than first

By Bill Parry

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Kids & Education

Amazon funding computer science programs in more than 30 Queens high schools

By Bill Parry

Arts & Entertainment

‘A beacon of light guiding us home’: This LIC art project is a candle that wind or water can’t extinguish

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Business

With eye on Amazon’s arrival in Long Island City, mayor invests in workforce training programs

By Bill Parry

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Politics

‘I will abstain’: Katz vows to avoid 2020 Census citizenship question during her State of the Borough address

By Mark Hallum

Health

Long Island City ranks as second healthiest neighborhood in NYC

By Emily Davenport

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Business

‘Change is good’: Small businesses in Long Island City see promises of Amazon’s impending arrival

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

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Real Estate

The JACX in LIC fully occupied months before opening, with Macy’s and local hospital signing leases

By Bill Parry

Clinking glasses and toasting

Arts & Entertainment

Here are 10 places in Queens where you can have fun without being cold

By Emily Davenport

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Long Island City

Police looking for gunman who entered Long Island City apartment house and opened fire

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Photo courtesy of Councilman Van Bramer’s office.

Kids & Education

Ground finally broken on long-awaited new public school at Hunters Point in Long Island City

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

After 7 years of protests and campaigning, Long Island City finally gets stop signs at busy corner

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Former bookkeeper gets 17 years in prison for acid attack on Long Island City nonprofit director

By Robert Pozarycki

MTA plans cleaning cuts amid fiscal, ridership woes

Long Island City

Queens transit activists and pols clash on Cuomo’s new congestion pricing plan

By Mark Hallum

Matted LIC owner Donna Drimer has supprted the Amazon HQ2 project since it was announced but a luncheon with Amazon officials this week confirmed her feeling on the controversial matter.

Business

Matted LIC owner supports the Amazon HQ2 campus project, cites ‘strong voice’ it gives neighborhood

By Bill Parry

Business

City Mailroom opens Long Island City branch, bringing affordable office services to small businesses

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Real Estate

These Queens neighborhoods saw increases in average rental prices during 2018

By Emily Davenport

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Arts & Entertainment

Long Island City artist ready to showcase her work at Astoria’s Q.E.D.

By QNS News Team

Photo by Francesco Sapienza

Business

Forever Cheese in Long Island City rebrands products with a new look in honor of 20-year anniversary

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Gianaris meets with Seattle legislators to discuss what the Amazon deal could mean for Long Island City

Politics

Gianaris meets with Seattle legislators to discuss what the Amazon deal could mean for Long Island City

By Bill Parry

Stringer stands with Long Island City co-op residents fighting to save their homes

News

Stringer stands with Long Island City co-op residents fighting to save their homes

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Business

Queens lawmaker meets with Seattle legislators on what the Amazon deal could mean for Long Island City

By Bill Parry

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