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Eric Benaim is once again circulating a petition to revive the Amazon HQ2 project in Long Island City.

Long Island City

‘I know this is exactly what the community needs’: LIC business owners explain effort to revive Amazon plan

By Bill Parry

Brendan Levy of The Queens Chamber of Commerce speaks in support of Amazon locating their new headquarters in Long Island City.

Long Island City

Queens Amazon supporters head to Albany to call for state legislators backing of deal

By Bill Parry

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Politics

2019 Queens Courier Person of the Year: Rick Cotton, Port Authority boss, helping the airports soar

By Jenna Bagcal

Bayside architect recognized for design excellence at annual awards gala

Bayside

Bayside architect recognized for design excellence at annual awards gala

By Jenna Bagcal

Tim Hao

Bayside

Bayside architect once again recognized for design excellence at annual awards gala

By Jenna Bagcal

Business owners meet in Flushing to ‘build bridges’ and learn how to address city summonses

Flushing

Business owners meet in Flushing to ‘build bridges’ and learn how to address city summonses

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Flushing

Business owners to meet in Flushing to ‘build bridges’ and learn how to address city summonses

By Carlotta Mohamed

Howard Koeppel and Mark Lacher helped cut the ribbon on the new Koeppel Mazda in Jackson Heights.

Jackson Heights

Koeppel Mazda boasts sleek new facility on Northern Boulevard in Jackson Heights

By Mark Hallum

Glen Oaks

Queens honors former chamber of commerce director with street renaming in Glen Oaks

By QNS News Team

Opinion

No. 7 train adds cars, push to make Long Island a state and more in February 1950

By Greater Astoria Historical Society

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Bayside

Bayside architect wins design award for turning a Little Neck home into a mini-mansion

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Queens pols speak out against tolling on free East River bridges

Queens pols speak out against tolling on free East River bridges

By Mark Hallum

Queens Chamber says ban on flushable wipes could hurt business

News

Queens Chamber says ban on flushable wipes could hurt business

By Gina Martinez

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News

‘Love Your Local’ program lets you help your favorite Queens businesses get city funds

By Anthony Giudice

New York energy czar calls for complete overhaul of electricity system

News

New York energy czar calls for complete overhaul of electricity system

By Mark Hallum

Chamber of Commerce to launch Business Accelerator Program

News

Chamber of Commerce to launch Business Accelerator Program

By Mark Hallum

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Glendale

Glendale residents are trying to ensure that ‘close to 40’ empty storefronts on Myrtle Ave. don’t fill up with sketchy massage parlors

By Anthony Giudice

Corona

Bratton touts NYPD’s accomplishments at St. Pat’s Day luncheon

By Madina Toure

Two companies have come forward with interest in hosting a large-scale music festival in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

Flushing

Community groups want input on Flushing Meadows music festival

By Alina Suriel

Whitestone

Whitestone Village tree lighting postponed

By Madina Toure

A rendering of two buildings at the Hallets Point development project, 90 percent of which is controlled by the Durst Organization, which will participate in the QNS Real Estate Conference on Nov. 19.

Group behind Hallets Point project to participate in QNS Real Estate Conference

By QNS News Team

The Whitestone holiday lights were installed on Oct. 30.

Whitestone

Whitestone holiday lights installed, community plans festivities

By Alina Suriel

Jackson Heights

Crowley urges Mayor to help taxicab medallion owners in a new reality

By Bill Parry

Honorees pose with pols who presented their awards and Chamber executives.

News

Queens Chamber of Commerce honors business people of the year

By Alina Suriel

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