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NICHOLAS GAITANIS Nicholas Gaitanis, 75, of Ringwood, formerly of Montclair, died on Monday, Aug. 20. Born on Christmas day in the small village of Kefalas, Crete, Mr. Gaitanis survived the Nazi occupation of the island, and moved to New York with his parents and six siblings; they lived in Sunnyside, Queens. In 1972, Mr. Gaitanis […]
The Monger Games: Adam Smith has one of the best-known noses in his field. Staring intently at a 20-something-year-old customer at Cowgirl Creamery in Penn Quarter, head cheesemonger Adam Smith winds up for a dance he’s done many times before. “Ma’am, what can I do for you today?” The woman says she’s planning a picnic. “Great. […]
4:36 p.m. | Updated Look, up in the sky. It’s a bird. It’s a plane. Actually, it’s a sign to promote a company that owns a lot of planes. JetBlue Airways plans to unveil on Wednesday evening a sign atop its headquarters in Long Island City. The sign, which sits on the roof of the […]
With only 15 days until Primary elections on Thursday, September 13, candidates seeking to win their party’s support and become candidates for state legislative positions can be expected to make their final effort to get their names and messages heard before Queens voters go to the polls and cast their ballot. In all, there are […]
Faced with miles of empty aisles and bare shelves, managers slammed the door on the Long Island City Pathmark Supermarket on August 24–one day earlier than announced. “There was nothing left to sell, so we shut down the operation sooner than we expected,” a store manager told the Gazette. “It was time to shut the […]
LONG ISLAND CITY — Hunters Point is no joke. The comedy scene in the booming nabe has been taking off, attracting some of the biggest names in the business to an increasing number of clubs. Last week Jerry Seinfeld dropped by The Creek and The Cave on Jackson Avenue to watch Colin Quinn, who has […]
Replacing one of our busiest streets in a week flat.
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A chaotic ruckus punctuated the sentencing of an MTA Bridges and Tunnels police officer and his wife Tuesday morning on charges the Tottenville residents regularly sold drugs in front of their three young sons. Family members of Thomas Bianco, 40, and his wife, Jennifer, 38, scuffled both inside and outside a […]
Until this week, readers of Our Children have been local, state and national PTA leaders who receive a printed magazine and have to make copies of articles they want to share with others. All that has changed with the first issue of Our Children for the 2012-2013 school year, now available online. “For more than […]
At the intersection of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues in Brooklyn, dozens of men and women in hard hats are scurrying about each day, hanging this and attaching that, preparing the Barclays Center for its opening, which is now just a few weeks away. The lights have come on inside, some treetops are visible along the […]
LONG ISLAND CITY — May the best Queens startup business win. The Queens Economic Development Corp. launched its annual StartUp! Business Competition — putting $30,000 cash on the line to help three budding companies get a head start. Competitors will attend a series of free workshops held between October and January at the Queens Central […]
Scenes from the pretty funny “The Dictator” with Mr. Ali G set in Greenpoint and waterfront LIC areas. See the full gallery on Posterous
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It looked like a dorm or a hostel but it is looking decent now that it is all done and occupied. At 44 Drive and the 7 train.
LONG ISLAND CITY — May the best Queens startup business win. The Queens Economic Development Corp. launched its annual StartUp! Business Competition — putting $30,000 cash on the line to help three budding companies get a head start. Competitors will attend a series of free workshops held between October and January at the Queens Central […]
Culinary Travel, Cultural Immersion, Featured Posts, Museums, Northeast, Restaurants, Travel News, USA, Women’s Travel — <!–By PeterGreenberg.com–> on August 28, 2012 8:11 am When it comes to New York boroughs, they say that Brooklyn is the new Manhattan. Does this mean the pecking order — at least in perception — has changed? Does this mean […]
Beneficiaries include the Flatiron District, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn Tech Triangle, and Long Island City. (Photo: Wikimedia) Today Time Warner Cable announced that the company expects to invest $25 million to expand its fiber optic network in both “established and emerging” business sectors around New York City. Many of the areas highlighted in today’s announcement […]
Ever notice how many trash facilities are near LIC? Probably not. But here is a map. MOST concentration of trash transfer facilities are around the Newtown Creek. Notable because Upper East Siders have been complaining lately about the first and only proposed transfer station in Manhattan — near said UES. Hmm. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/01/science/earth/01garbage.html?_r=1&pagewante… Not very convincing […]
They are finally redoing that busy busy thoroughfare.
Welcome to LIC. Across from Manettas.