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Plans filed with Building Dept. for 11 story building at former Teamsters building

March 29, Staff Report

A developer filed plans yesterday to build a new 11-story mixed use building in Long Island City, bringing more than 70 new apartments to the area.

Manhattan-based developer Circle F Capital filed plans yesterday to build a 74,805-square-foot building with retail space and 71 residential units at 22-43 Jackson Avenue,…

Condos in new Court Square building hit the market

March 24, By Hannah Wulkan

Real estate brokers began selling luxury condos in a near-complete 22-unit building in Court Square today.

The condos, which are part of a new development called The Decker, are located at 21-10 44th Drive,…

Queens Library decides to bring mobile library back to Hunters Point

March 24, By Hannah Wulkan

The Mobile Library will be rolling back in to Hunters Point next month.

Mobile library service, which offers free Wi-Fi, books, DVDs and other library services out of a truck, was discontinued in Hunters Point last fall once the Court Square branch began having Saturday service and in anticipation of the opening of the new Hunters Point Library.…

Oro Italian Restaurant Introduces Spring Menu

March 23, By Staff Report

Spring is here, and one Italian restaurant is celebrating the season with a new menu.

Oro Restaurant & Lounge, located at 41-17 Crescent St., has made authentic Italian cuisine a highlight of their menu since opening their doors in Dutch Kills last August.…

Family concert to be held Saturday in Hunters Point, a fundraiser for refugees

March 22, Staff Report

Several local musicians are looking to raise money for a good cause through their music.

Long Island City-based children’s musicians Suzanna Bridges and Andy Jobe are hosting a family concert in Hunters Point Saturday to raise money to support the International Refugee Assistance Project,…

Immigrant workers protest Tom Cat Bakery after bakery demands to see documentation

March 22, By Hannah Wulkan

Immigrant workers at a Long Island City bakery rallied today after they were threatened with mass firings.

According to workers, Tom Cat Bakery, an industrial bakery at 43-05 10th Street in LIC, threatened about 30 immigrant workers with firings last week following an investigation by the Department of Homeland Security.…