Residents and pianists of Astoria were greeted with a disturbing sight on Saturday, June 26 at Athens Square Park upon the discovery that one of the pianos placed last week by the organization Sing For Hope had been completely destroyed. More...
American Airlines, a member of the global oneworld® Alliance, has been awarded by the United States Department of Transportation rights to fly 11 new flights per week between the United States and Brazil beginning November 18 of this year. More...
A historic press conference was held by the Asian Cultural Federation, at 12:30 p.m. in Laterna Restaurant, 47-20 Bell Blvd. on June 24. Apostoli Zoumpaniotis of Greek News began a campaign in April 2010 to promote tourism to Greece. More...
A team of plainclothes anti-crime police at the 114th Police Precinct last week put the brakes on a pair of car thieves, catching the suspects in a stolen car.
While on routine patrol just after midnight on June 24, the cops spotted a gray Old More...
Night Out Against Crime Aug. 3, 107th Police Precinct Community Council, Elechester Shopping Center, Parsons Boulevard, Fresh Meadows. Aug. 3, 110th Police Precinct Community Council, Corona. More...
The Central Astoria Local Development Coalition (CALDC) 2010 Summer Fun Children’s Series opens July 7 with Tuesday morning performances at Athens Square Park, 30th Avenue and 30th Street and Wednesday morning performances at the Dutch Kills P More...
This year we as Americans have a reason to celebrate the victory of the 13 British colonies that became the United States of America besides that of the overwhelming desire of the Founding Fathers to shake off domination by a government not on these More...
Everyone Dropped The Ball To The Editor: Our federal government under two administrations has dropped the ball with a major regional problem and unfortunately the Gulf oil spill debacle succeeded the hurricane Katrina debacle in the same region of More...
Residents and business owners in the Dutch Kills community breathed a collective sigh of relief on June 25 when Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced that he and the City Council had reached an agreement on a budget plan that would save fire companies th More...
Local leaders voted recently to take the “zip” out of a Department of City Planning (DCP) proposal that could greatly reduce the number of parking spots available in private and municipal lots throughout the city.
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A frightened dog that escaped from the cargo hold of a Continental Airlines jet at LaGuardia Airport on June 17 is back with its frazzled owner, a little damp but otherwise healthy, a Port Authority spokesperson said. More...
Police officials at the 114th Police Precinct this week announced a “Zero Tolerance” crackdown that will begin Wednesday, June 30 and continue through the holiday weekend targeting drunk drivers, use of cellphones while driving and use, s More...
107th Precinct
Suspect Arrested For Slashing
A 20-year-old Queens woman found herself behind bars on June 15 after she used a razor to cut an acquaintance, police said.
Police said Danielle Cotton went into a rage at about 6 p.m. More...
Disgraced former state Senator Hiram Monserrate, as expected, is running for the 39th AD/Corona Assembly seat, in hopes of reigniting his career as a public official. More...
M ythos Authentic Hellenic cuisine promises an enjoyable, top notch dining experience. From the fresh, fine Greek cuisine made from traditional recipes to the excellent service and hospitality, Mythos has earned its reputation. More...
Jill Paradiso will host a special educational program on June 25 on the wines of Rioja for the staff and guests of London Lennie’s, located at 63-88 Woodhaven Blvd., in Rego Park. More...
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