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NEW YORK CITY — Now that’s something to raise a glass to. A group of Long Island breweries have teamed up to aid in the Hurricane Sandy recovery process by crafting a specialty beer that debuted Tuesday night, and will be on tap at bars in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx. Proceeds from pints […]
LONG ISLAND CITY — Good news for Queens residents who like dining al fresco: the Department of City Planning is looking to amend zoning rules to allow for sidewalk cafes in parts of Long Island City and Sunnyside where they’re currently banned. Penny Lee, a representative from the DCP’s Queens office, said special zoning districts […]
Yep, most of the area near Vernon Jackson is hosed. No more free parking. Regulations and meters coming soon.
WEBWIRE – Saturday, January 19, 2013 Tropicalaser, the premier destination for laser hair removal in Garden City, Long Island, announces their “Buy 1, Get 2 Free” promotion, starting January 21, 2013. For a limited time, clients can have the most medically effective laser hair removal procedures on three different parts of their bodies, and only […]
A breach of nautical protocol has rival Queens and Brooklyn paddlers battling in federal court. What originally seemed like a good idea — the union of the Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club and the Long Island City Community Boathouse — has sunk to the depths of Davy Jones’ Locker, with clashing personalities and competing visions lying […]
QUEENS — Plans for a proposed new middle school program for gifted students in District 30 are drawing ire from parents who say seats should be guaranteed to kids from Long Island City’s P.S. 166, who currently have no designated placement after fifth grade. Of the district’s three gifted and talented elementary school programs, P.S. […]
Bacon cocktail. Ommegang night. These guys are pretty cool. So Many Winter Events at Alobar!. View this email in your browser First of all not only is it Martin Luther King Day on Monday, but it’s also Inauguration Day! Famous Food Blog GrubStreet picked up on our Inauguration Party with this: The Long Island City […]
ASTORIA — The Department of Education is looking to expand Queens’ only citywide Gifted Talented program through the eighth grade, Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott told parents at a town hall meeting. The STEM (Science, Technology, Enrichment and Math) Academy at Astoria’s P.S. 85 is the only citywide GT program in the borough, and one of […]
Photo courtesy Socrates Sculpture Park Hugh Hayden’s 1965 Ford Mustang, with braided racing stripes, revs up the park in Long Island City. By Alex Palmer TimesLedger Newspapers A 1965 Ford Mustang with braided racing stripes. A transparent Buddha floating just off the shore in the East River. The Virgin Mary cast in bird seed. These […]
LONG ISLAND CITY — The NYPD wants to question 19-year-old Karim Morle in connection with a series of eight iPhone robberies in Long Island City and Astoria, police said. Police said in all of the robberies a young black man has approached the victim from behind and taken their iPhone before running away. No injuries […]
Your source for whole lambs. Halal.
Some very ugly hotels in a very bizarre part of town. Who on earth visits New York and stays here? Maybe for the subways.
Skyscraping condo coming!
Niko J. Kallianiotis for The New York Times FOOD ENTHUSIASTS Gerhard and Meredith Dobler planned future meals. In the shadow of the shimmering Citigroup tower in Long Island City, Queens, number crunchers, artists and city employees duck into LIC Market for a casual meal. Last week an exotic guest — black truffles — shared menu […]
Ever get lost in the city before? Of course not! You’re a real New Yorker. But according to the city’s Department of Transportation, one out of 10 of us gets lost every week based on department surveys. “And those one the ones who would admit it to us,” Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan told The Observer. […]
One of the city’s street sweepers. (DNAinfo/Jill Colvin) HUNTERS POINT — A proposal to bring street sweepers to Long Island City has some residents panicked over alternate side parking, which they say would make finding a spot a nightmare in a neighborhood where it’s already difficult to park. Last year, hundreds of residents in Hunters […]
The investigation continues into the 300-foot crane collapse last Wednesday at the TF Cornerstone construction site in Hunters Point where seven workers were harmed with non-life-threatening injuries. According to the Fire Department, of the seven involved, three had to be freed from under the crane itself. “I just ran; I was calling my son’s mother […]
January 17, 2013 By Scott Baltic, Contributing Editor A venture composed of affiliates of Madison Marquette, of Washington, D.C., and certain funds within the Perella Weinberg Partners’ Asset-Based Value strategy has purchased the Center Building, an eight-story, 450,000-square-foot office building in the Long Island City neighborhood of Queens, New York, for $84.5 million. The sale […]
AP Photo/John Minchillo The city Department of Buildings said the crane that collapsed in Long Island City was trying to pick up twice the amount of weight for which it was intended. By Rebecca Henely TimesLedger Newspapers The crane on a construction site in Long Island City that collapsed and hurt seven workers last week […]