Patch has put together a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for Jan. 17 through Jan. 23.
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A new affordable housing project in Astoria will offer more than a hundred apartments for low-income and formerly homeless seniors.
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The free book exchange in Court Square Park is meant to help fill the void left by the closure of the Court Square Library.
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The Astoria library is reopening six days a week for customers to pick up reading materials.
The mayor is pledging to crack down on the crowded, late-night parties that have been filling Steinway Street.
As one of their own faces eviction, Queensbridge residents and activists are stepping up the fight to get NYCHA to make much-needed repairs.
The Long Island City public library will be open six days a week for customers to pick up reading materials.
An Astoria woman arrested in The Bronx was among hundreds who testified about police violence during recent protests.
The upcoming "Astoria at Home" cookbook will feature classic dishes, drinks and desserts from local restaurants and bars.
When the city sanitation department halted composting pickups last month due to budget cuts, this Astorian took matters into his own paws.
Hundreds of people marched through Astoria on Tuesday to protest the killing of George Floyd and demand an end to police brutality.
A crowd filled Astoria Park on Monday for a vigil in honor of George Floyd, the man killed last week at the hands of Minnesota police.
A new food pantry in Astoria is doing its part to keep hundreds of families from going hungry during the coronavirus pandemic.
Astoria's Bel Aire Diner hosted a drive-in movie night for Elmhurst Hospital workers, who've been on the frontlines of the pandemic.
Venturing outside on Memorial Day but want to avoid crowds? Try these spots near Astoria and Long Island City.
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This Queensbridge resident is using his kitchen to feed his neighbors during the coronavirus pandemic.
The family of a 75-year-old grandmother delivered food to the health care workers at Mount Sinai Queens who saved her life.
Three people are in custody after the NYPD broke up a vigil Tuesday outside Queensbridge Houses for local rapper Kiing Shooter.
Uber is teaming up with state lawmakers to give free meals to workers at six Queens organizations serving people affected by the pandemic.
Court Square West will close to traffic to give New Yorkers more room to follow social-distancing rules, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
A 75-year-old Queens woman with COVID-19 made it off a ventilator and out of the hospital in time for her youngest granddaughter's birthday.