June 3, By Christian Murray
Hunters Point residents were able to drop off their food scraps next to the number 7 train station this morning as a new composting program took effect. BIG!Compost, a program of the Astoria-based Build It Green!NYC,…
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Children’s boutique opens in Hunters Point
June 3, By Bill Parry
Long Island City, NY: Hunters Point has its first upscale children’s boutique. Tiny You, which sells children’s clothing and toys, opened Saturday morning at 10-50 Jackson Avenue. Jill Callan, the owner, expects her store to do well since it is the only one in the neighborhood that is dedicated to children’s garments.…
Owner of The Cliffs at LIC says arrest won’t hurt business
June 1, By Bill Parry
Long Island City, Queens: The owner of The Cliffs at LIC does not believe that his recent arrest will affect the success of his facility and is pressing ahead with opening his massive rock climbing complex.…
SquareWines & Spirits revamps before influx of Court Sq residents
May 31, By Bill Parry,
Long Island City, NY: Change is coming to Court Square and one retail business has undergone a transformation to keep pace with it. SquareWine & Spirits, located at 24-20 Jackson Ave., decided to start undergoing a makeover last year as it aims to appeal to the influx of new residents.…
Police seek help in identifying No.7 train pervert
The police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who was observed masturbating on the Queens bound No. 7 train. The suspect was seen masturbating on the No. 7 train by a 64-year-old female on Monday, May 13,…
50 restaurants to take over the waterfront– for Taste of LIC
May 30, By Christian Murray
More than a 1,000 visitors are expected to fill Gantry Plaza State Park next Tuesday looking to feast on the cuisine provided by as many as 50 local restaurants. The 8th Annual LIC Food festival is kicking off at 6:30 pm Tuesday and all the major local restaurants—from the trendy to the upscale– are participating.…
5 Napkin teams up with Kaufman for dinner & movie promotion
May 29, By Bill Parry
Astoria, Queens: A popular local burger joint started a new promotion last week that’s sure to be a smash hit with hungry moviegoers. 5 Napkin Burger (35-01 36th St.), known throughout the city for its 10 ounce burgers and vast selection of beers,…
State publication declares Van Bramer a winner following his ethical response to bribe
Jimmy Van Bramer was declared a winner last week. City and State, a website for New York’s political chattering classes, listed him a political “winner” based on his response to a bribe offered to him by a Long Island City businessman.…
Police search for subway hoodlums
The police are looking for three males accused of attacking a person on an F train earlier this month. The suspects are believed to be in a subway dance troupe. The incident occurred on a Manhattan-bound F train on May 7th,…
Long Island City artists express anger over 5 Pointz development
May 23, By Christian Murray
The developer who seeks to demolish the 5 Pointz graffiti mecca and construct two residential towers faced an unfriendly crowd at a public hearing held at MoMA PS 1 last night. David Wolkoff, the developer,…