Long Island City News – Page 95 of 149 – QNS

CHIPOTLE

Dining & Nightlife

Chipotle will officially open in Long Island City on Saturday, Sept. 24

By Angela Matua

LIC BUILDINGS

Astoria

Rent in northwest Queens is now more expensive than Brooklyn, report says

By Angela Matua

The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center are shown in this photo of the Manhattan skyline taken prior to the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Arts & Entertainment

Long Island City artists pay homage to 9/11 victims with pieces displayed in Memorial Museum

By Angela Matua

LaGuardia Community College joins new city DACA initaitive

Politics

LaGuardia Community College joins new city DACA initaitive

By Bill Parry

OroOctopus

Dining & Nightlife

Oro, Italian restaurant with modern twist, opens in Long Island City

By Angela Matua

Ramen Burger

Dining & Nightlife

Creator of Ramen Burger to open restaurant in Long Island City next month

By Angela Matua

Richard_Mazda-321

Arts & Entertainment

LIC theater to donate proceeds of ‘The Merchant of Venice’ to Italy earthquake victims

By Angela Matua

Silvercup Studios expands outside of Queens for first time

News

Silvercup Studios expands outside of Queens for first time

By Bill Parry

Screen Shot 2016-08-25 at 10.10.57 AM

Arts & Entertainment

Silent Disco dance party will light up the Long Island City waterfront on Friday

By Angela Matua

New exhibit tracks works from 20 artists

News

New exhibit tracks works from 20 artists

By Steve Barnes

Hundreds protest Wolkoff’s use of non-union labor at 5Pointz site

Real Estate

Hundreds protest Wolkoff’s use of non-union labor at 5Pointz site

By Bill Parry

Silver Star 37-14 36th Street rendering med

Real Estate

Long Island City tower will include outdoor barbecue area and fireplace with views of Manhattan

By Angela Matua

RALLY 2

Politics

Some say 5Pointz developer broke promise to use all union labor for Long Island City project

By Angela Matua

Workers protest use of non-union labor at 5Pointz Towers construction site

Real Estate

Workers protest use of non-union labor at 5Pointz Towers construction site

By Bill Parry

GROUP SHOT NOLI

Arts & Entertainment

Take a look at these beautiful wooden creations made by Long Island City toymaker

By Angela Matua

MFTA 2

Kids & Education

Teachers getting ready for school can pick up free supplies at this Long Island City warehouse

By Angela Matua

DREAM HOTEL

Real Estate

New LIC hotel will feature six restaurants, banquet hall and rooftop lounge

By Angela Matua

holiday inn maspeth

Politics

Operator of proposed Maspeth homeless shelter has a sketchy history at other locations

By Anthony Giudice

Two suspects who held up this gas station in Long Island City on July 4 remain at large.

Patriotic robbers who roughed up an LIC gas station clerk on the Fourth of July are still at large

By Robert Pozarycki

City gives Avonte’s family $2.7M settlement

City gives Avonte’s family $2.7M settlement

By Gina Martinez

Health

War on mosquitoes and Zika virus turns to western Queens with spraying this evening

By Robert Pozarycki

Dining & Nightlife

LIC Flea & Food will host a Night Market on Aug. 13!

By Emily Davenport

R TRAIN

Man robs woman on R train in Long Island City and threatens to kill her

By Angela Matua

LIC Flea from above

Arts & Entertainment

Look forward to bands playing at LIC Flea & Food on August Saturdays

By QNS News Team

More from Around New York

New Yorkers celebrate Mamdani's apparent win in the NYC Mayoral Primary

Gen Z and first-time voters played a key role in Mamdani’s primary victory. Here’s how the youth vote is reshaping NYC politics.

Jane Abott Lighty (Left) and wife Pete-e Peterson (rght) were the first same-sex couple to receive a marriage License in the State of Washington in 2012.

Report sheds light on 10 years of marriage equality in the United States

Untitled design (5)

Schneps Podcasts

Leading with Purpose: Dawn Pinnock, President & CEO of the Center for Urban Community Services

NYC Kids Eat Free This Summer At NYC Parks, Pools, and Libraries

New York Family

NYC Kids Eat Free This Summer at NYC Parks, Pools and Libraries