“Viva Jorge!” was the supporting cheer shouted by hundreds who gathered at the Queens Museum of Art on Friday, November 13 to honor local resident Jorge Muñoz. More...
A pregnant mother of two young children remains in critical but stable condition at the New York Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell Medical Center this week, where she is recovering from burns she suffered when her ex-boyfriend set her on fire at th More...
On Friday, November 13, New York Mets Vice President for Marketing and Business Partnerships David Newman joined Flushing Business Improvement District (BID) Executive Director Mabel Law and a number of prominent members of the Asian business communi More...
Alma Bank is proud to underwrite the concluding film presentation of the Hellenic American Chamber of Commerce third annual New York City Greek Film Festival. More...
Samantha: the Life of a Slave Girl By Georgia Humphries Seaburn Publishing Group ISBN: 98-1-59232-187-1 52 pp.; illustrations by the author $7.99 More...
The Frank Sinatra School of the Arts H.S. was the setting for a meeting of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Queens chapter on Tuesday, November 10. More...
With an eye toward getting the census count in Queens next year as accurate as possible, Borough President Helen Marshall has appointed a Complete Count Committee. It met for the first time last week at Borough Hall in Kew Gardens. More...
Three school districts in Queens are in line to get more new school seats than originally promised under a proposed amendment to the city’s Five-Year Capital Plan released last week. More...
A private contractor drilling on a site at 37th Street and Skillman Avenue on Tuesday morning November 17 punched a hole in the Buckeye Pipeline, a main artery feeding jet fuel to LaGuardia and Kennedy Airports. More...
There were two presentations at the November meeting of the Dutch Kills Civic Association, concerning Mount Sinai Queens and the rebuilding plan for Queens Plaza. More...
Assemblymember Michael Gianaris and representatives of the Department for the Aging, AHRC-NYC and Food Bank for NYC all took a back seat to sanitation, the last item on the agenda at the November meeting of the Community Board 1 cabinet. More...
Amid reports out of Albany that New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has already advanced his gubernatorial campaign schedule to the ticket-balancing stage, the latest poll on next year’s election shows Cuomo has increased his already stagge More...
P ete’s Grill is the place to eat…anytime, 24 hours a day. Pete’s Grill is conveniently located on Queens Blvd. and 39th Street, and is the first diner you’ll see coming from the Queensboro Bridge. More...
Forty-eight years ago the world woke up one morning to find that the Communist regime that dominated Eastern Europe had erected an outward and visible sign of its wish to impose its rule on the citizens of East Berlin—a concrete wall with guar More...
We Need Health Care To The Editor: I must disagree with some of the letters to the Gazette where President Obama is accused of leading us down the road to socialism. More...
More than 76,000 football fans visited Giants Stadium in the Meadowlands to see the New York Jets (4-4) face the Jacksonville Jaguars (4-4) in a must game for both teams if either would have a chance to see post- season play. More...
Now with their 13th city win under their belt the varsity soccer team of Archbishop Molloy moves on to CHSAA state finals. There they must defend their undefeated title. More...
