Long Island City News – Page 87 of 149 – QNS

LIC KIDS

Kids & Education

Gantry Park sports field to open earlier each day after request from Long Island City parents

By Angela Matua

SUMMERSTAGE

Corona

George Clinton & Metropolitan Opera to play at Queens parks as part of ‘SummerStage’ concerts

By Angela Matua

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Real Estate

Take a look inside this super-modern Long Island City apartment that’s for sale for $2.4M

By Emily Davenport

5pointz

Arts & Entertainment

5Pointz artists may be entitled to money from LIC developer who whitewashed their work

By Angela Matua

Beer Fest

Arts & Entertainment

LIC Flea & Food launches its fifth season on the waterfront

By QNS News Team

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Long Island City

Immerse yourself in a ‘video game that plays itself’ at MoMA PS1

By Lora Grillo

Mayor announces new job services program for prisoners

Politics

Mayor announces new job services program for prisoners

By Bill Parry

JACKSON-AVE

Real Estate

71-unit mixed-use building to be constructed in LIC across from a popular museum

By Angela Matua

Queens men toss dogs from buildings: DA

Queens men toss dogs from buildings: DA

By Mark Hallum

Tom Cat Bakery management works with immigrant workers facing termination

Politics

Tom Cat Bakery management works with immigrant workers facing termination

By Bill Parry

TOM-CAT

Politics

Long Island City bakery that threatened to fire immigrant workers reverses course for now

By Angela Matua

MOBILE LIBRARY

Kids & Education

Mobile library coming back to Long Island City as construction of new branch continues

By Angela Matua

Arts & Entertainment

This Long Island City family are prolific artists with 1,000 paintings stored in their home

By Angela Matua

TOM CAT

Politics

Queens bakery demands that immigrant workers show their papers, or be laid off

By Angela Matua

Long Island City housing inventory will double this year

Real Estate

Long Island City housing inventory will double this year

By Bill Parry

Ships on the Newtown Creek, which is now a Superfund site.

Health

Make Queens toxic again? EPA cuts could slow cleanups in Ridgewood and at Newtown Creek

By Robert Pozarycki

Paragon – Hero

Real Estate

Paragon Building in Long Island City will be refurbished to include office and retail space

By Angela Matua

Workers rally at LIC bakery after threat of firings over immigrant status

Politics

Workers rally at LIC bakery after threat of firings over immigrant status

By Bill Parry

PAUL SIMON

Arts & Entertainment

Paul Simon will play an intimate concert in LIC to support local arts nonprofit

By Angela Matua

VOTE

Politics

LIC group wants to make neighborhood ‘the most politically active area in the nation’

By Angela Matua

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Real Estate

Take a look inside this million dollar apartment that’s for sale in Long Island City

By Emily Davenport

GANTRY

Politics

Vote on how to spend $1 million for projects in LIC, Woodside, Astoria and Sunnyside

By Angela Matua

MAJOR WORLD

City accuses Queens-based car dealer Major World of predatory lending and inflating prices

By Angela Matua

LaGuardia Community College president wins prestigious education award

News

LaGuardia Community College president wins prestigious education award

By Bill Parry

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