Queens Gazette country is growing by leaps and bounds, with seven new towers planned for Hallets Point in Astoria and a dizzying array of developments underway in Long Island City. More...
The citywide Panel for Educational Policy (PEP) has given a green light to moving P.S. 330. Beginning in September 2013, the school will move into a new building at 111-08 Northern Blvd. in Corona and become P.S. 287. More...
What’s the best way to dispose of outof date computers, broken cellphones or that old video cassette player that’s been gathering dust for 20 years? More...
Former Mets pitcher Dwight “Doc” Gooden visited Ridgewood Savings Bank in Astoria on July 14 where he signed autographs and showed his support for community youth ball clubs like the Elmjack Allstars. More...
Organizers of a child cancer fund that has helped dozens of young patients and their families are pleading with Macy’s officials to bring the July 4 fireworks display back to the East River. More...
There’s a ghost spur on the Long Island Railroad, just west of the Forest Hills station. Glance to the right from the window as you ride the train going east from Woodside and coming into Forest Hills. More...
Building upon its long-standing support of the annual Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival (HKDBF) in Queens, Time Warner Cable announced that it will be the official media sponsor of this year’s festival taking place August 4 and 5 at Flushing Meado More...
LaGuardia Community College (LAGCC) has received reaffirmation of its accreditation for a 10-year period—the highest re-accreditation status possible— from the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association, which accredi More...
Councilmember Mark Weprin presented City Council Citations to two heroes, Lifeguard Emily Harms and Retired NYPD Sergeant Chris Russo, for saving the life of an eleven-year-old boy who suffered a seizure at the Royal Ranch Pool in Floral Park. More...
Some employment recruiters of the world’s first and largest specialized financial staffing firm, Robert Half International (RHI), which started in 1948, were paraphrased on CBS News Radio 88AM, stating they do not add anyone to their LinkedIn n More...
Children in Whitestone had a fun, educational treat this week when they enjoyed free story and craft programs at Queens Library, underwritten by Vallo Transportation. Two sessions were held for younger, then older, grade school children. More...
City transportation officials this week launched a six-month initiative designed to educate bicycle riders, business owners and merchants on the rules and regulations of cycling through city streets. More...
When the weather is warm, bikers everywhere hear the trails calling their name. Well-known endurance sports coach Chris Carmichael and award winning professional cyclist George Hincapie share nine tips to help you gear up for your ride. More...
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