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Not in my backyard, strip club! Not in my booming-on-its-way-to-becoming-the-coolest-neighborhood-in-the-city backyard! Long Island City, that is. Elected officials and allegedly everyone in the blossoming Queens neighborhood on the other side of the East River (business, civic, AND religious communities!), are celebrating the latest obstacle for a strip club hoping to set up shop in the […]
The victory over the visiting Patriots and new coach Gerard Ciarleglio kept LIC undefeated in PSAL Queens ‘A’ West and snapped Francis Lewis’ six-game winning streak in the division. After losing in the finals of the PSAL ‘A’ title game last season, the Bull-Dogs (15-1), who lost the high-scoring Aaron Williams but have four other […]
Enlarge this image Print this story Facebook this Tweet this Digg this Del.icio.us Email to a friend When the Entrepreneur Space, a food manufacturing incubator in Long Island City, celebrated its first birthday last week, it did so with cake fit for the stars — and one star in particular. New York author Jane Scovell, […]
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MUSEUMS AND LIBRARIES METROPOLITAN MUSEUM Fifth Ave. at 82nd St. (212-535-7710)—“The Renaissance Portrait from Donatello to Bellini.” Through March 18. | “Chinese Art in an Age of Revolution: Fu Baoshi (1904-1965).” Through April 15. | “Photographic Treasures from the Collection of Alfred Stieglitz.” Through Feb. 26. | “Infinite Jest: Caricature and Satire from Leonardo to Levine.” Through […]
There is a certain breed of New Yorker for whom the word “club” does not summon up the Meatpacking District, but the upper East Side; there are some in this town who crave not Cielo’s bottle service and booming music, but a cocktail in the wood-paneled comfort of the Knickerbocker. Private clubs have long been […]
There is a certain breed of New Yorker for whom the word “club” does not summon up the Meatpacking District, but the upper East Side; there are some in this town who crave not Cielo’s bottle service and booming music, but a cocktail in the wood-paneled comfort of the Knickerbocker. Private clubs have long been […]
They are redoing the platforms. 7 day work schedule. See the full gallery on Posterous
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Developers say a boom is on its way, thanks to what many are calling New York’s “Silicon Alley”. NY1’s Jill Urban filed the following report. Wall Street jobs and bonuses have always been the engine that helps drive the real estate market here in New York City. Well now, it seems, another industry is becoming […]
The Queens Paideia School folks, LIC’s first and finest private school, sent along a serendipitous snapshot. One of the virtues of running your school in LIC is running into artists and creative types of all types. In this case, a lunchtime lesson in beatboxing by Andrew Gutterson/Grey Matter
A chess game played by two American masters at The Clocktower in Lower Manhattan marked the culmination of a residency held by William Corwin, a New York sculptor who thinks long and hard about conceptual motifs. The chessboard and pieces echoed Corwin’s work for his month-long stay; during the game, limited to less than an […]
Enlarge this image Print this story Facebook this Tweet this Digg this Del.icio.us Email to a friend When the Entrepreneur Space, a food manufacturing incubator in Long Island City, celebrated its first birthday last week, it did so with cake fit for the stars — and one star in particular. New York author Jane Scovell, […]
Current and recent LIC HS students expressed distress that the school they loved was being disparaged and threatened with dissolution. At a meeting January 24 in the auditorium of Long Island City H.S. in attendance believed they were fighting for the school’s existence, as they know it. LIC HS, at 14th Street and Broadway […]
LOFT:LIC uses a recirculating piping system to feed water to plants, fish, and wheat grass. (Zachary Stieber/The Epoch Times) NEW YORK—It’s not your typical growing operation. A closed loop system circulates nutrients and water through a fish tank, a worm bin, wheatgrass, and plant roots in the top floor of a Long Island City building. […]
From our friendly PR friends at Astoria’s 5 Napkin Burger // Hi – This Super Bowl, 5 Napkin Burger (35-01 36th Street @ 35th Street; 718-433-2727) is challenging imbibers to determine the winner of the first ever Hornitos Bowl taking place at all 5 Napkin Burgers. Will The Redemption (for the Patriots) be the most […]