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Flushing

Flushing shoe store opens baseball batting cages on site as part of unique business venture

By Rachel Butler

From left, owners Nia Marie and Ashley Small at their luxury spa.

Caribbean Life

Young entrepreneurs open Black luxury spa catering to women of color in Queens

meeting

Parents and kids flood Community Board 11 meeting in Little Neck during vote on proposed cannabis sites

By Iryna Shkurhan

PopupConnecxion founder,Tivonya Ross.

Caribbean Life

Empowering Queens: Small Business Pop-up Resource Network unites community for growth

Middle Village Bagels

Middle Village Bagels claims the throne as best bagel spot in Queens

By Anthony Medina

A LinkNYC kiosk showing an advertisement

AMNY

LinkNYC kiosks helping to power up small businesses with ‘instrumental’ advertising space

metropolitan park

Mets owner Steve Cohen’s Metropolitan Park plan commits over $1B in community benefits if casino gets green light from state

By Bill Parry

cinemas

Whitestone

Multiplex Cinemas in Whitestone to officially close in May

By Iryna Shkurhan

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Business

Presidents Day Sales: Discounted Appliances, TVs, Mattresses — and Tips on Buying Wisely

By Stephanie Waddle

town hall

Residents pack town hall hosted by Sen. Ramos to debate proposed casino development and alternative plan

By Athena Dawson

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More than 30 abandoned cats found in Woodhaven saved from near death

By Anthony Medina

e-scooter

Forest Hills e-scooter shop temporarily closed after being found to be manufacturing illegal ‘Frankenstein’ lithium-ion batteries: FDNY

By Bill Parry

power

People

30 Years of Celebrating Women: Power Women of Queens to take place Feb. 29

By Iryna Shkurhan

Bethpage Federal Credit Union in Ozone Park.

Ozone Park

Bethpage Federal Credit Unions opens branch in Ozone Park, second in Queens

By Anthony Medina

liquor store

News

Independently owned liquor stores face stiff competition if state bill permitting supermarkets to sell wine becomes law

By Rachel Butler

cards

Ridgewood

Iconic E&J Cards and Gifts in Ridgewood bids farewell after 51 years

By Anthony Medina

Long Island City

State awards Long Island City $10 million for economic development projects

By Iryna Shkurhan

queens

Ridgewood

Queens council member calls for relocation of live animal slaughter markets from NYC amid allegations of animal mistreatment

By Rachel Butler

restaurants

Over 100 Queens restaurants to take part in rewards program that promotes upcoming Hard Rock Hotel in Willets Point

By Ethan Marshall

Bethpage Federal Credit Union

Ozone Park

Bethpage Federal Credit Union expands in Queens with Ozone Park branch opening on Feb. 5th

By Ethan Marshall

union

Edgemere

Union construction workers and elected officials demand removal of Joy Construction from Edgemere Commons mega development

By Gabriele Holtermann

Business partners re-opened legal cannabis shop in Flatbush.

Brooklyn Paper

Flatbush cannabis dispensary reopens after fight for retail license

taste

Flushing

Mets announce winning businesses to be featured in ‘Taste of Queens’ in Citi Field during 2024 season

By Ethan Marshall

Hard Rock

Corona

Hard Rock International CEO pitches Metropolitan Park opportunity with Queens business community

By Bill Parry

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