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Woodbines aims to extend weekday hours, seeks level playing field

Sept. 10, By Christian Murray

A liquor license hearing will be taking place in Hunters Point in coming weeks following Woodbines’ application to extend its weekday hours from 2 am to 4 am.

Woodbines, which has been located at 47-10 Vernon Blvd for the past two years,…

Kate Hudson visits LIC, dines at Center Blvd restaurant

Sept. 10, Staff Report

Kate Hudson took in the Manhattan views from the Long Island City waterfront last Friday when she paid the upscale Italian restaurant Maiella a visit.

The famous actress was photographed with Tommy Demaras, an owner of the 46-10 Center Boulevard establishment that opened in June.…

‘Art Intervention’ To Cover Queens Next Week

Sept. 8, By Jackie Strawbridge

Dozens of interactive public art pieces will launch across Queens next week for the second annual Queens Art Intervention.

The event runs September 19 and 20 and is presented by RPGA Studio, a nonprofit that addresses community issues with creative projects.…

Local restaurants to Irish dancers to come together at Shady Park Tuesday

Sept. 7, By Christian Murray

Local restaurants, a DJ and even a clown will be converging Tuesday at John Andrews Playground (Shady Park) Tuesday night to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Community Unity.

The event, held by the Hunters Point Community Development Corp.,…

Silent Disco Party Overflows At Hunters Point

Hundreds turned out last night for Silent Disco, presented by Lincoln Center Local & @jimmyvanbramer
A video posted by QueensPost (@queenspost) on Sep 4, 2015 at 1:53pm PDT

Sept. 4, By Jackie Strawbridge

A crowd of about 2,000 turned out for a Silent Disco party on Thursday night,…

Small section of Crescent Street to go from one-way to two-way, as DOT is about to start improvements

Sept. 4, By Christian Murray

The Department of Transportation is expected to start work on a number of safety improvements to several Court Square/Queens Plaza streets next week, according to an agency spokesman.

The department will be working on the section of the neighborhood that links Queens Plaza South to 44th Drive—bordered by 28th Street on the east and Crescent Street to the west. …

CBC: Queens Burdened By Dilapidated Subway Stations

Sept. 2, By Jackie Strawbridge

The majority of New York City’s worst-condition subway stations are in Queens, a new report from the Citizens Budget Commission has found.

The CBC, a New York finance-oriented nonprofit, released a report Wednesday that examines both the quality of subway stations citywide and the MTA’s system for repairing them.…

Lincoln Center Returns To LIC For Silent Disco

Sept. 1, By Jackie Strawbridge

Three DJs will bring a party straight to dancers’ ears on Thursday, for the return of Lincoln Center’s Silent Disco.

Silent Disco is a free, outdoor dance party at Hunters Point South Park. Music will not be blasted through speakers;…

Court Square Planned Parenthood Opens for Patients

Sept. 1, By Jackie Strawbridge

The borough’s first Planned Parenthood healthcare center opened its doors to patients on Tuesday.

The 14,000 square-foot facility is located at 21-41 45th Rd. in Court Square. With the opening of this new center,…

Opinion: Our Community Board is Violating State Law

By John O’Reilly, retired attorney and former public official

“You ain’t seen nothing yet. B-b-baby, you just ain’t seen n-n-nothing yet.”

Randy Bachman’s lyrics written in 1974 provide a perspective on the emerging tidal wave of development in Sunnyside/Long Island City and the potential decking of the Sunnyside Rail Yards for possible housing and commercial developments.…