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Helping Our Community under these Stressful Financial Times without leaving the “Safety” of your home During these times with such financial hardship, our firm will waive all retainer fees in most ...
I Heard That Tenants Might Not Have to Pay Rent During the Coronavirus shutdown. Is this True? Yes – Under a proposed [1] New York State Law, all residential tenants who qualify will have their ren...
As we all know, there is only one issue in the news right now: the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), its varied impacts upon global societies, and the increasingly extraordinary measures being taken by...
Karma means action, work or deed; it also refers to the spiritual principle of cause and effect where intent and actions of an individual (cause) influence the future of that individual (effect). G...
MARCH 26, 2020 COMMUNITY BOARD 5 (NYC.GOV/SITE/QUEENSCBR/PROJECTS) COMPLETION FINALLY APPROACHING FOR RESIDENTS AFTER TWO YEARS OF CONSTRUCTION Roadways Milling and Resurfacing-in the Middle Villag...
At the Law Offices of Bonnie Lawston, P.C., the health and safety of our staff, colleagues and clients is our top priority. You rely on us for your personal and professional needs, and we remain re...
Once again achieving greatness against plenty of competitors. Congrats to Broker Jim Turano of Diverse Real Estate in Middle Village, NY 11379 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DIVERSE REAL ESTATE Receives 2...
Why Texting While Driving May Be More Dangerous than DWI It may come as a surprise that texting while driving is more worrisome to the majority of drivers than drunk driving. This is true despite t...
Protecting Your Legal Rights in Car Accidents Claims You may have heard people say that everyone will be in a car accident at some point in their lives. While this statement is a generality and isn...
Performance company kicks off virtual circus academy The thrill of the circus is coming to homes all over the city, thanks to artists, performers and coaches from The Muse Brooklyn and ABCirque troupe. To help New Yorkers stay physically and menta...
Music school keeps on rocking with online lessons Despite the chaos and noise outside, School of Rock Queens is keeping the music going from indoors. In response to coronavirus restrictions limiting travel and face-to-face interaction, the Whitest...
Ridgewood group brings community together in crisis Started by a group of friends in 2014 as an experimental hub for the community, Woodbine is entering its seventh year of operation in Ridgewood. To mark the occasion, Woodbine re-launched its websi...
Queens World Film Festival goes virtual This year, the Queens World Film Festival (QWFF), usually hosted at various venues throughout the borough, celebrates its 10th anniversary. Rather than cancel the festival due to the COVID-19 globa...
More than four decades of Hispanic theatre in Queens Nestled in the heart of Sunnyside, Queens, on Greenpoint Avenue, is the cardinal awning of the Thalia Spanish Theatre. For 43 years, the neighborhood mainstay has celebrated the richness and divers...
Dance company names head of new Queens center As RIOULT Dance NY settles into its new home in Astoria, the 25-year-old modern dance company recently appointed Jane Penn as its executive director. Having spent most of her life in the world of d...
Local author brings story of Zippy Chippy to Astoria Artie Bennett visited Astoria Bookshop on 31st Street last week, carrying a backpack with five children’s books he authored. The latest of the collection, “The True Story of Zippy Chippy: The Littl...
ReFashion Week NYC brings sustainability to the runway One person’s trash is another person’s fashion. That was the driving lesson behind New York City’s second annual ReFashion Week, an event series promoting sustainability and reuse of textiles. A co...
SQPA presents 18th annual art exhibition On Sunday, March 1, the Southern Queens Park Association (SQPA) will hold the opening reception for “Colors in Black.” The reception will run from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. at the Roy Wilkins Park Family...
New York Edge students bring history to life in LGA exhibit In honor of Black History Month, students from New York Edge, the largest after-school programming provider in the five boroughs, organized an exhibition of their own culturally inspired art. Stude...
Film festival celebrates Jamaica, Black History Month This Saturday, local nonprofit Queens Underground 718 will welcome hundreds to the Jamaica Performing Arts Center for the first-ever International Black History Month Film Festival. After a success...
Retired motorman sheds insight on transit Bronx native Torin Reid began working for the MTA as a conductor when he was 29 years old, but his lifelong fascination with trains has never wavered. In his retirement, Reid, now a Jamaica residen...
Hall of Science puts survival skills to the test Created by Imagine Exhibitions, Inc., “Survival” is a traveling, immersive installation aimed at arming visitors with practical, real-world and science-based techniques that may prove useful in sur...
Love at The Lighthouse: OSK presents V-Day jazz show On Stage at Kingsborough (OSK) celebrates Valentine’s Day with a special concert as part of the program’s Jazz at the Lighthouse series. The sounds of French gypsy jazz performed by Tatiana Eva-Mar...
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