Children in Kew Gardens are pitching in to help save the businesses on Lefferts Blvd. Bridge.
The Potter’s Wheel, located at 120-33 83rd Ave., Kew Gardens, is holding a free event tomorrow from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., where kids are invited to use art as their medium,…
June 12, By Jason Cohen
Improving the subways, assisting businesses in Kew Gardens and the Queensway, were some of the items discussed when Mayor Bill de Blasio held a town hall in Rego Park Thursday night.
The town hall took place at the Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center,…
June 12, Staff Report
The police are looking for a man who has allegedly broken into two commercial establishments in Forest Hills in the past month taking everything from laptops to potted plants.
The first incident took place on Friday,…
June 9, Staff Report
A 40-year resident of Forest Hills and father of three is looking to honor dads in his community and commemorate Father’s Day in a unique way.
While June is traditionally trumpeted by greeting card companies as a time to honor both “Dads &…
June 9, By Jason Cohen
The Rego Park library is going to be twice the size.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced during a town hall meeting in Rego Park last night that the city has secured funding for a new facility that will replace the existing library building.…
June 6, Staff Report
The police are searching for a man who has allegedly placed skimming devices on two neighborhood ATMs in recent months.
The latest incident took place in Rego Park on May 3, when the suspect allegedly placed a skimming device at the ATM of Astoria Bank,…
The Forest Hills Chamber of Commerce will host its 17th annual Festival of the Arts this Sunday to Austin Street between 69th Road and 72nd Road.
The event will feature more than 100 local businesses—showcasing their stores and restaurants– from 11 a.m.…
June 1, By Jason Cohen
The MTA is debating whether to demolish the bridge that goes over the Long Island Railroad on Lefferts Boulevard, leaving 13 business owners in the heart of Kew Gardens worried about their future.
For more than 90 years the bridge over the Long Island Railroad has been home to mom and pop businesses.…
May 29, By Christian Murray
The city council passed several pieces of legislation last week to rein in the Building Standards & Appeals after claiming that the city agency grants zoning variances with little regard to the views of the public.…
May 25, By Jason Cohen
Mayor Bill de Blasio will continue his ongoing series of town halls across the city next month in Queens.
On June 8, he will hold a town hall at the Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center,…