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NYC food prices

AMNY

Costly cartfuls: Still-soaring NYC food prices causing hardships for so many shoppers

NYC: Sunnyside residents hold candlelight vigil

Long Island City

Queens World Film Festival marks third anniversary of COVID-19 pandemic shutdown with special screening in LIC

By Bill Parry

QueensLink

Ozone Park

QueensLink hosting town hall meeting in Ozone Park, giving residents a chance to sound off on city’s plan for long-dormant train line

By Bill Parry

Times Square,

AMNY

Rolling the dice: A closer look at the 10 contenders seeking lucrative New York casino licenses

The New York League of Independent Bankers (NYLIB)

Business

The New York League of Independent Bankers appoints new member to advisory board

By Danielle Louie

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AMNY

Op-ed | Modernizing Belmont Park is a good bet for the New York economy

Illegal marijuana seller in Bronx

AMNY

Potful of trouble: NYC stores skirting marijuana licensing rules, prompting legal confusion and safety concerns

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Alphapointe incorporates state-of-the-art technology, programs for visually impaired employees at Richmond Hill facility

By Carlotta Mohamed

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AMNY

Weed-be-gone: NYC seized $262,000 in marijuana products from unlicensed sellers in February, sheriff says

crew

J. Crew Factory coming to Bay Terrace Shopping Center

By Ethan Marshall

Queens Night Market

Flushing

Queens Night Market to host free small business seminars in March

By Carlotta Mohamed

Ridgewood

Ridgewood

Burlington Coat Factory to open in Ridgewood this fall

Elijah Hamilton

Black History Month

Long Island City

Long Island City’s Pursuit celebrates Black History Month with special programming

By Bill Parry

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AMNY

Inaugural ‘Power Admin’ event recognizes the importance of administrative pros

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Woodhaven

Community holds vigil to honor the memory of beloved Bagel Bin owner

By Ethan Marshall

video game development

Oakland Gardens

‘Don’t do it for money’: Oakland Gardens business owner dabbles in video game development as passion project

By Johnny Sullivan

Ridgewood

Ridgewood

Ridgewood Walgreens set to permanently close its doors

Elijah Hamilton

LI Press

Bed Bath & Beyond store in New Hyde Park to close

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Mets owner Steve Cohen hosts second community visioning session regarding development of area around Citi Field

By Ethan Marshall

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Maspeth

M&M Pet Boutique opens new location in Ridgewood

By Caroline Ourso

Michaels

‘Where do we go now?’ Michaels set to close its doors in Fresh Meadows next month

By Ethan Marshall

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AMNY

NYC low-interest loan program to provide $75 million in cash toward eligible small businesses: Mayor Adams

QCP

Stop & Shop at Bay Terrace Shopping Center set to undergo renovations in February

By Ethan Marshall

Flushing

Flushing

Flushing BID launches free online raffle to support local businesses in the community

By Carlotta Mohamed

More from Around New York

Upper East Side 91-year-old mugging victim and perpetrator in perp walk

‘I made a mistake’: Man sentenced to 15 years behind bars for beating 91-year-old on Upper East Side

Lee Soulja-Simmons delivers remarks during NYC Black Pride's 2022 Heritage Image Awards.

NYC Black Pride, slated for mid-August, presses on despite budget cuts

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Schneps Podcasts

Dan Rattiner speaks with Angela Boyer-Stump, a real estate advisor and licensed sales associate with Sotheby’s International Realty – Episode 240

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New York Family

2026 New York Family Ultimate Camp Fairs Are a Great Place to Start