August 3, By Jackie Strawbridge
After nearly 40 years in business on Steinway Street, an old-school hosiery shop will close its doors at the end of August.
Located at 30-14 Steinway Street, Madeleine’s Hosiery – named for owner Michel David’s wife,…
July 31, By Michael Florio
The newest rock-climbing center in LIC will soon be opening.
Brooklyn Boulders Queensbridge, a massive rock climbing facility located inside a residential building at 23-10 41st Ave, is expected to open by the end of August.…
July 30, By Jackie Strawbridge
The owner of a small Bayside hair salon is relocating and expanding his business in Astoria.
Called Dimitris Hair Design, the salon is slated to open at 31-72 31st Street this fall, owner and hairdresser Dimitris Dimitropoulos said.…
July 29, By Jackie Strawbridge
The City’s smallest stores would be required to keep their doors shut while running an air conditioner if a bill introduced by Councilman Costa Constantinides becomes law.
Constantinides introduced a bill last week that would prohibit stores smaller than 4,000 square feet from keeping their doors open while air conditioning is running.…
July 28, By Jackie Strawbridge
Following the abrupt closure of Astoria’s Most Precious Blood Catholic school, the Department of Education will lease the space to use as a 15-class pre-Kindergarten center.
According to DOE spokesperson Jason Fink, there will be 15 full-day pre-K classes with a total of 270 seats at Most Precious Blood – 32-52 37th Street – starting this fall.…
July 27, By Jackie Strawbridge
Burglars tried to drill into a Capital One bank on 31st Street through the roof early Monday morning, according to police.
The bank is located at 22-04 31st Street and sits under a nail salon.…
July 27, By Michael Florio
Police are searching for a man who allegedly struck a pedestrian in the head with a blunt object on an Astoria street last month.
The suspect approached the 34-year-old male victim in front of 36-49 34th Street,…
July 27, Staff Report
The Long Island City resident who gained notoriety last week after it was reported that he was renting vans in Hunters Point to tourists for as little as $22 a night got his start in the business selling Christmas trees.…
July 24, It’s In Queens
Rural women are “key agents for achieving the transformational economic, environmental and social changes,” according to a new report by the United Nations.
In fact, they do it all: sewing, hair-cutting, health care, administrating the family income,…
July 24, By Michael Florio
Police are searching for a suspect who swiped a woman’s cell phone and wallet off a Steinway Street supermarket counter last month.
The victim put her wallet and cell phone on the counter inside the Met Supermarket located at 34-14 Steinway Street while she was paying for her groceries.…