Korean Immigrants Change Look of Little Neck
But on the 100th anniversary of Korean immigration to the United States and the 50th anniversary of the end of the Korean War, it is Koreans who…
Queens Early History Shaped by Indians
The Matinecock Indians who inhabited this area were but one of a large family of native tribes who made their home on Long Island. They belonged to the upper Delaware peoples and were on this land long before the coming of the first Europeans, who invaded
MacNeil Park presents free Irish music concert
Welcome to the Point. The Point being College Point. There will be a free concert at MacNeil Park, featuring the American Concert Band with Dr. Kirby Jolly. This 30-piece band will perform show tunes, classical, big band and Civil War music on Sunday, Jul
Bring on the games
We already knew that hosting the 2012 Olympics would be good for western Queens, where the Olympic Village would be built, and Flushing Meadows, where two lakes would be combined to host to rowing events. Now we learn from Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff that
Bucking the BID
Flushing businessman Jay Liu has begun circulating a petition that would delay and possibly block the creation of a Business Improvement District in downtown Flushing. The opposition claims the BID proposed by Councilman John Liu (D-Flushing) is too expen
USTA ballperson tryouts
FLUSHING MEADOWS The USTA National Tennis Center will hold ballperson tryouts for the 2003 US Open on Thursday, July 10.
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Entertainment
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- AsianInNY Fashion Show highlights global designers and talent in Flushing
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- Queens World Film Festival to host special screening in Long Island City of ‘Listening Tour’ stories on hope and resilience
- Bayside Historical Society unveils exciting fall lineup at historic Fort Totten, featuring tours, Halloween events, and more