Author: michaeldorgan

LIC Market Restaurant in Long Island City Shutters After 10 Year Run

Aug. 18, 2020 By Michael Dorgan LIC Market, a restaurant known for its brunch and wine selection, is the latest small business in Long Island City to shutter in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The restaurant, located at 21-52 44th Dr., closed permanently earlier this month, the owners posted on Facebook on Aug. 7… Read more »

Murray’s Cheese Opens New Combined Shop and Restaurant in Long Island City

Aug. 17, 2020 By Michael Dorgan Specialty cheesemaker Murray’s Cheese opened a new combined restaurant and cheese shop in Long Island City Monday. The establishment opened on the corner of Jackson Avenue and Queens Plaza South, at 28-30 Jackson Ave., in one of the three mega towers that is part of the 1,800-unit Jackson Park… Read more »

Suspect Attacked Man on 7 Train, Punched Woman Who Recorded Him: NYPD

Aug. 17, 2020 By Michael Dorgan Police are searching for a suspect who assaulted a man on a 7 train last month–and then attacked a woman when he realized she was recording him. The perpetrator was riding a Manhattan-bound 7 train on July 27 at around 1:15 p.m. when, without provocation, he began punching a… Read more »

Report: Median Sales Price in Queens Rises in 2Q2020, Number of Transactions Plunges

Aug, 12 2020 By Michael Dorgan A new report has revealed that the number of residential real estate sales in Queens plunged during the second quarter although sales prices in the borough increased. The report, conducted by real-estate data provider PropertyShark, analyzed all residential sales that closed in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx between… Read more »

Hundreds March Through Corona Sunday, Demand Billionaires Pay More Taxes

Aug. 10 2020 By Michael Dorgan More than 300 people marched through Corona Sunday demanding that New York’s billionaires pay more taxes to help the cash-strapped state get through the current economic crisis. The protesters were calling on the ultra-rich to pay more to ensure that the state isn’t forced to cut services given the… Read more »

Rally Demanding Billionaires Pay More Taxes To Be Held in Corona Sunday

Aug. 8, 2020 By Michael Dorgan A rally is taking place in Corona Sunday calling for New York’s billionaires to pay more taxes to help the state recover from the COVID-19 economic downturn. The “Barrios Not Billionaires” march is being organized by Make the Road New York and will kick off near Corona Plaza at… Read more »

Cuomo Says Schools Can Hold in-Person Classes With Conditions This Fall

Aug. 7, 2020 By Michael Dorgan  Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced that all schools across the state are permitted to re-open in the fall for in-person classes. The governor gave the go-ahead after recognizing that all 10 regions across the state had met the requirements he set before schools were permitted to reopen in September…. Read more »

Mad For Chicken Opens Bayside Location, Sunnyside Venue Soon to Follow

Aug. 5, 2020 By Michael Dorgan A popular Korean-style chicken restaurant has spread its wings and opened a large joint in Bayside – with an additional Sunnyside venue to launch in a few weeks. Mad For Chicken, which was established in Flushing in 2006, opened its latest venue at 39-02 Bell Blvd. last week and… Read more »