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Sushi

Flushing

New revolving sushi restaurant Salute opens in Flushing

By Rachel Butler

Restauranteur Victor Koenig and others at what would become Durow's Restaurant in Glendale in this 1940s photo.

Glendale

Serving up the history of a classic Glendale restaurant: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

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Sunnyside

Bethpage Federal Credit Union opening first Queens branch in Sunnyside

By Ethan Marshall

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Bayside

Bayside’s newest Dunkin’ location also features borough’s first Jimmy John’s

By Iryna Shkurhan

barbecue

Smoke & Barrel in Rockaway Beach captures ‘Queens Best Barbecue’ title two months after opening

By Bill Parry

kitchen

Little Neck resident opens mobile Kitchen Tune-Up business serving Queens residents

By Ethan Marshall

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Bayside

‘Coming here is like therapy’: Bayside dog cafe fosters connections in the community

By Iryna Shkurhan

businesses

Ridgewood

Last Businesses Exit From Queens Superfund Site

By Samantha Maldonado, The City

barbecue

News

Voting underway for Queens Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural best barbecue competition

By Bill Parry

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Schneps Podcasts

Schneps Connects Podcast: Supporting, Designing and Building NY Cannabis Dispensaries with Mike Wilson

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Astoria

Judge’s ruling prevents Ozone Park resident from opening legal cannabis shop in Astoria

By John Schilling

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AMNY

Op-ed | Outdoor dining is here to stay in New York City

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New adult-use cannabis dispensary set to open on Myrtle Avenue in Ridgewood

By Anthony Medina

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Maspeth

Queens residents pay more than the U.S. average on essential household bills: report

By Anthony Medina

Rockaway

‘We poured our hearts and souls into this place’: Owner announces closure of Rockaway Farmers Market

By John Schilling

Climate change

AMNY

THE COSTS OF CHANGE, Part 2: Some relief available for NYC co-ops and condos as they approach year-end deadline for climate law upgrades

AMNY

Op-ed | NYC’s minimum earnings standard will put my restaurant out of business

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News

Port Authority launches mentoring program for southeast Queens businesses seeking opportunities at new JFK

By Bill Parry

Glen Oaks and Bob Friedrich on Local Law 97

AMNY

THE COSTS OF CHANGE: NYC co-op and condo owners face expensive dilemma in upgrading buildings to meet new climate law

trash

Talking trash: Queens lawmaker leads Department of Sanitation reps on walking tour of Richmond Hill

By Bill Parry

Ridgewood

Ridgewood

Meet the brother and sister duo behind Ridgewood’s newest coffee shop

By Anthony Medina

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Bayside

Bayside native planning to open cannabis dispensary with help from justice involved program

By Ethan Marshall

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Corona

‘No actions, no answers, nothing’: Union carpenters rally outside City Hall over Willets Point construction

By John Schilling

Woodhaven

CB 9 fills tables at Neir’s Tavern in Woodhaven to kick off series of group visits to support local businesses

By Anthony Medina

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Migrants In NYC Continue To Navigate Crisis As Many Temporary Shelter Applications Need Renewing And Brooklyn Shelter Evacuated Due To Storm

NYC to close massive Brooklyn migrant shelter as arrivals decline, 9 other sites scheduled to shut

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Anita Bryant, anti-gay singer who killed gay rights ordinance in Miami, dies at 84

Schneps Podcasts

Marjorie Parker, President and CEO of JobsFirstNYC

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New York Family

20 Birthday Food Freebies in New York You Can Claim This Year