To celebrate 100 years of calling New York home, Ronzoni Pasta is announcing a 100th anniversary celebration partnering with New York area chefs to create a signature pasta dish inspired by the culture of their neighborhood, paired with donations ben More...
Councilman Daniel Dromm (D-Jackson Heights, Elmhurst) and state Senator Toby Ann Stavisky (D-Whitestone, Elmhurst) recently delivered 200 backpacks donated by the Queens Center Mall to students living in the Pan Am Boulevard Family Transitional Resid More...
New York City Council Majority Leader Jimmy Van Bramer and Cidadão Global, an Astoria-based Brazilian Community Center, co-hosted the Third Annual Block Party and Resource Fair for the residents of L More...
Steinway Street welcomes a new location for Atlantic Bank now at 30-75 Steinway Street. The bank was formerly located at 30-18 Steinway Street. More...
BY RICHARD GENTILVISO Queens Community School District 26 leads the borough in proficiency on the 2015 grades three through eight English Language Arts (ELA) and math tests. More...
New York State education officials have included PS 111 in Long Island City on their 2015-16 list of persistently dangerous schools for the second consecutive year, a dubious distinction. More...
The Shops at Atlas Park Marketing Manager Peter DeLucia Jr. is a lifelong resident of Queens having grown up in Ozone Park and currently residing in Bayside. He graduated from Archbishop Molloy HS and then attended St. More...
I believe in the power of the imagination to remake the world, to release the truth within us, to hold back the night, to transcend death, to charm motorways, to ingratiate ourselves with birds, to enlist the confidences of madmen.” — J.G More...
Katherine McQuade, 19, of Whitestone was crowned USA National Miss 2015 at the USA National Pageant held at the Dolphin Convention Center in Walt Disney World on Saturday, August 1. More...
Councilman Peter Koo today condemned the hate speech vandalism that was discovered carved into the sidewalk in front of the Cherry Manor Condos at 141- 18 Cherry Avenue, Flushing. More...
Police are searching for three suspects who robbed and shot a Long Island City man during a latenight “business transaction” that went wrong. Cops said the 35-year old victim told investigators he sells electronic equipment, so it w More...
This year’s Remember Me Run will be held at St. Michael’s Cemetery on September 12 at 2 pm. The event will honor former Councilman Peter Vallone Jr. and Suzanne Sebert of the FDNY Family Assistance Unit. More...
Two of New York’s “Strongest,” city sanitation workers, came to the rescue of an elderly Ozone Park man after he was beaten, robbed and tied up inside the home by three armed suspects, authorities said. More...
How do we make the best chocolate chip cookies in the universe? – Ms. Lori and Students, Bismarck, ND Dear Ms. Lori and Students, You’ve got to know your dough. More...
Consumers in the United States want to know where and how their food is grown. Persons have an intense desire to eat from local markets. Many grow food in their backyards. More...
Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña recently launched the Department of Education’s Pre-K Summer Institute, that provides training for over 5,500 pre-K teachers, teacher assistants and leaders across all pre-K settings in district schools, NYC Ear More...
On Saturday, August 29, at 2 pm, Dennis Lichtman and his Queensboro Six will perform a concert celebrating the rich jazz heritage of the borough of Queens. More...
Residents will be able to apply for the city’s municipal ID cards next month in Jackson Heights. The city is setting up an IDNYC pop-up shop in the Jackson Heights library, located at 35-51 81st Street, from September 3 through September More...
Rep. Joe Crowley (D-Queens, the Bronx) recently hosted several back-toschool events providing much-needed supplies to students attending local summer programs throughout his district. More...
As we go about the business of our daily lives at work and at home, involved with family and friends, we tend to miss out on some really great human interest stories happening right under our noses, right down the block or around the corner. More...
I grew up in Astoria, in the 1980s. The only live music heard was beaming through the doors of the Greek nightclubs, or from the marching band in the Little League parade around Ditmars, and annually for the Independence Day fireworks. More...
The Garden School Summer Camp Engineering Class campers took an enlightening and inspiring field trip to the Yale School of Engineering. The Garden School is located at 33-16 79th St. More...
Police this week released a sketch of the man who seriously injured a woman in a random attack, by tossing a caustic liquid in her face on August 19. More...
Just as the original Smorgasburg Brooklyn prepares for its big move from Brooklyn Bridge Park to Prospect on August 30, Queens now has its own Smorgasburg to celebrate. More...
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