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Kate Hudson visits LIC, dines at Center Blvd restaurant

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Sept. 10, 2015 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.

The restaurant is co-owned by Rocco Sacramone, the acclaimed owner/chef at Trattoria L’incontro in Astoria, and Long Island City resident Robert Briskin.

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When Paul Newman visited the neighborhood and ate at the old restaurant where the school building is now, THAT was news. Kate Hudson? PFFFT

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