City Schools Let Out For Summer
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Comedy at the Creek
Our neighborhood burrito joint is also a thriving comedy club in New York. In addition to the Laughing Devil, The Creek has a vibrant improv scene. It makes our neighborhood a hotspot for comedy in New York City.
Cops Investigate Killing of 27-Year-Old Woman in Astoria Updated …
QUEENS — Police are investigating the killing of a 27-year-old woman who was found with severe head trauma inside an Astoria apartment Tuesday night, the NYPD said. Cops discovered the body of Danielle Thomas at 28-25 33rd St. about 7:30 p.m., after police received a report of an unconscious female at that location. Thomas was […]
Police Issue July 4th Reminder
Queens police officials this week issued a reminder to the public that, again this year, they will not be able to view the annual Macy’s fireworks display from sites along the East River in Long Island City.NYPD Queens North Borough Commander, Assistant Chief Diana Pizzuti, is reminding residents that the annual Macy’s July 4th fireworks […]
Shocking Statement In LIC Murder Sentencing
The still-grieving daughter of a Long Island City Good Samaritan who died during a brutal attack by a homeless drug addict, told the court last week that she feels saddened for the man convicted in the senseless attack.Doris Nowillo Suda, 40, shocked the court with her Victim Impact Statement at the sentencing of Eric Cherry, […]
Garden City Historian Among ‘Long Island’s Top Advocates’
Garden City’s official village historian, John Ellis Kordes, has been named one of “Long Island’s Top Advocates for Historic Preservation and Education” by the Oyster Bay Historical Society. The Historical Society will honor Kordes at its inaugural awards reception on July 10, which will take place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at The Woodlands in […]
For Graduates of City’s New Schools, Tradition Is What They Say It Is
June 27, 2012, 1:12 p.m. The 2012 sign buoyantly crowning the stage was borrowed from another graduation. The school’s bachata-infused theme song — which a new graduate belted out in Spanish — had made its debut only weeks earlier. And the yearbook, which painstakingly clocked everything from the school’s Crazy Hair Day to Pajama Day, […]
Long Island City BID Holds Annual Meeting
The Long Island City Partnership’s LICBID Annual Meeting, held last week in the Queensborough Room of the MetLife Building on Queens Plaza North, heard George Fertitta of NYC Company as its guest speaker and went through yearly elections and a financial report. There were also civic awards for a local activist and three businesspersons. The […]
Andrew Garfield speaks to N.Y. kids about bullying
Andrew Garfield urges students to fight bullying by supporting one another at the Albert Shanker School in Long Island City. New Yorkers proved Tuesday what we already knew — that they are Amazin’! They came out in droves for the “Be Amazing, Stand Up and Volunteer” events, sponsored by Columbia Pictures and “The Amazing Spider-Man,” […]
Napoli Pizza & Pasta
Napoli Pizza and Pasta has done it again, with its new, second location in Long Island City. Located on 36th Avenue, just at the foot of the Roosevelt Island Bridge, Napoli opened just three weeks ago to the delight of the folks in the neighborhood. Partners Antonio Petito and cousin Jerry use their family’s own […]
The Artisans Guild of America Sets Sights on Keeping Decorative …
14 hours ago by JohnThomas Didymus – 8 comments Members of the Ocean X team exploring the alleged “UFO-shaped” object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea say that their equipment stops working when they approach within 200 meters of the mysterious object.
Bollinger, Unchained: Long-Overdue Retrospective at …
Sprawling across SculptureCenter’s main gallery right now is an ordinary chain-link fence that lies flat for nearly the length of the space, rises to a torqued wave, and then lies flat again. You may feel foolish to have trekked all the way out to Long Island City to see such a workaday object, but you […]
Queens Libraries Spared Closure Under Budget Deal
LONG ISLAND CITY — Some 18 Queens Library branches that were slated to close and hundreds of employees were spared the ax under a budget agreement between the Bloomberg administration and the City Council that restored most of the proposed cuts. “Layoffs have been averted. Every library in every community will remain open at least […]
5 Pointz Really Might Get Bulldozed Next Fall
Alas, the 5 Pointz potential demolition saga looks like it’s finally nearing its unhappy conclusion. This week, David Wolkoff, whose family owns the Long Island City graffiti mecca, announced plans at a Community Board 2 meeting to knock the warehouse down by September 2013 and replace it with two high-rise towers filled with pricey residential […]
New York City is the place to be this summer
Escape to the Empire State for events and entertainment on a budget with NYC Company’s top five ways to spend your time in New York If you’re looking for a lively break this summer, now may be the perfect time to hop on board a flight to visit one of America’s most visited cities, New […]
Fourth of July Events on Long Island
The Fourth of July is just around the corner, which means barbecues, beaches and, of course, fireworks. We don’t want you wandering the streets looking for patriotic fun on Independence Day, so Patch put together this guide of events taking place across the Island as part of our 2012 Long Island Summer Guide. (Note: All events being held […]
Queens Library workers hope for no layoffs in FY2013 city budget
Jeanne Noonan for New York Daily News At the ‘Speak Up for Queens Library Stroller Brigade,’ dozens of pre-schoolers and their favorite grown-ups marched in front of the Queens Library branch in Long Island City to advocate for needed funding to save library hours and jobs. It’s still too soon to know how many jobs […]
Rockrose’s Striking Addition To The Queens Skyline, “Linc LIC …
More Topics: Choose a SectorAccounting FirmsAdvertising/Media/CommunicationsCapitalCEO/BoardGeneral BusinessHealth/BiotechInternet/TechnologyInvestment FirmsLaw FirmsMergers AcquisitionsMoney ManagersPeoplePrivate CompaniesPublic CompaniesVenture Capital Posted June 25, 2012 42-Story Luxury Rental in Dynamic Court Square Core of Long Island City Will Be One of the Borough’s Tallest Residential Developments New York – Rockrose Development announced the topping out of Linc LIC, its new, amenity-rich residential […]
Platform Group Announces Line-Up for The Ladder Series
The Platform Group has announced the line-up for The Ladder Series: A Staged Reading Series Aimed at Getting New Plays to the Next Rung, which will take place July 15-October at Long Island City’s The Creek and Cave. The series’ plays will include Corey Pajka’s romantic comedy about relationships and addiction Long-Distance Drunk (July 15), […]
FedEx Breaks Ground on $56 Million LIC Distribution Facility
LONG ISLAND CITY — FedEx has just broken ground on its new $56 million distribution center on Borden Avenue in Long Island City, which it hopes will bring 80 new jobs to the neighborhood and pave the way for other large industrial businesses to move there, company officials said. The new 140,000 square-foot automated distribution […]