Donovan's Closes, Home Sale Prices Soar: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Vickie Paladino Won't Heed Council Vax Rule | Bayside Swung Right In 2021 Election | Holiday Toy Drive Organized By Bayside Lawmaker

Bar Loses Liquor License, Library Victory: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Local School Faces Second COVID Investigation | Film About Northeast Queens Hospital | Douglaston School Stays Open Amid COVID Uptick

Cookie Truck, Council Race Conceded: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Bourbon Street Owner To Build Housing, Shops At Donovan's Lot | Bayside Is Queens' Greenest Area | Shooting Outside Infamous Local Bar

Hot Seafood Spot, Council Candidate Suit: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Bayside School To Stay Open After COVID Cases Triple | Man Convicted In Korean American Cash Ploy | Local Council Wants Anti-Hate Bill

Queens Farm To Launch Annual Food Drive With Queens College

The food drive, which runs from Nov. 5 through Dec. 31, aims to support CUNY students who are facing food insecurity amid the pandemic.

Homeless Shelter Suit, Trash Piles: Bayside Week In Review

Also: 'Vicious' Pit Bulls Attacked Man In Crocheron Park | Videos Of Fights At Bayside's Cardozo High | Rapper Fetty Wap Arrested In Queens

Home Prices Rise, Locals Protest Bar: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Fans Allowed At Sports Games After Locals Protest | Cross Island Parkway To Close This Weekend | Not All Bayside Open Streets Are Open

Athletes Protest, Real Estate Digest: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Hundreds Walk To Raise Funds For St. Mary's | Man Sues City Over Hole In Park | Bayside Schools Named Best In State

Hundreds To Walk At The Bronx Zoo To Raise Funds For St. Mary's

Baysiders are aiming to raise $100K on Sunday for the hospital's special needs programming. Participants get zoo day-passes, too.

'Really Scary:' Opening Week At Bayside's Haunted House

PIX11 News and the police department shared videos from the opening weekend at an NYPD-run haunted house in Bayside's Fort Totten Park.

Tractor Donated, COVID At Schools: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Free Concert At Fort Totten On Sunday | Plant Memorial Daffodils In Crocheron Park | Fort Totten Haunted House Returns

No Trader Joe's, 400 Abandoned Cars: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Bayside School Wins Prestigious Award | Cardozo Alumna Awarded Keys To Queens | Feds Arrest Bayside Cop In Tow Truck Scheme

Stop & Shop To Close, New Learning Center: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Baysiders Raise $3K For Children's Hospital | Northeast Queens School Ranked Among State's Best | Bike-Train Crash In Queens

Owner Resists Vax Rule, Locals Donate: Bayside Week In Review

Also: 'Halfway To St. Patrick's Day Parade' Comes To Area | Park Events Held After Storm Damage| 2 Queens Residents Contract West Nile Virus

After Storm Damage, Bayside Group Hosts Beautification Event

The bench painting and gardening event this Saturday, which starts at 10:00 a.m., is proceeded by an hour-long, free yoga class.

Karten Real Estate Is a Sellers Trusted Neighborhood Specialist

The boutique real estate brokerage has been serving clients since 2004.

Baysiders Donate Hygienic Basics To Local Food Pantries

Hygienic basics can't be purchased with SNAP benefits, so a group of Bayside residents gathered the items to distribute at local pantries.

Flood Complaints, County Fair Returns: Bayside Week In Review

Also: 9/11 Vigils In Bayside Commemorate Attacks | Final Free Pop-Up Pantry At Church | President Biden Calls For Action From Queens

Queens County Fair Returns This Weekend With Warhol-Inspired Maze

The festival, which runs from Friday through Sunday, includes an Andy Warhol-inspired cow maze, carnival games, local vendors, and more.

Final Free Pop-Up Food Pantry Coming To Douglaston Church Sunday

The hour long food giveaway, which kicks off at 1 p.m., comes as millions of New Yorkers struggle with food insecurity amid the pandemic.

Deadly Floods, Mud-Filled Pond: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Bayside Leader Supports Gun Regulation | 3 Found Dead In Auburndale Home | Local Kosher Deli To Cater To Scarsdale For Rosh Hashana

Deer Drama, New Speed Cameras: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Elderly Woman Fatally Hit By Northeast Queens Driver | Baysiders Spar Over Storm Meme | Douglaston Recognized For Sunsets, Sewers

Bike Lane Drama, Little Free Library: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Popular Mexican Eatery To Open Bayside Outpost | To The Dismay Of Locals, Home Prices Rise | Bayside Olympic Moment Ranked Among Top

She Couldn't Be At Her Grandchild's Birth, So She Built A Library

Patricia Manley Silverman asked Baysiders to donate books to a free library honoring her grandchild. She now has more titles than will fit.

Free Screening Of 'Frozen 2' Coming To Alley Pond Park

Just bring yourself, and a lawn chair or blanket, to the parking lot screening.

Lottery For Free Fort Totten Camping, Historic Tour Ends Saturday

There's family camping and a historic tour in Fort Totten Park next weekend. Both events are free, but the lottery sign-up ends Saturday.

Bayside Olympian, Curbside Compost: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Tony Avella Opposes Controversial School Plan | Students Might Not Fit In Local Schools Safely | Blood Drive To Save 4-Yr.-Old

Effort To Save 4-Yr.-Old's Life With Cell Donor Starts In Bayside

It's been challenging for Ayden Paredes to find a match due to blood shortages and a lack of diversity in donor registries, reports show.

Shelter Rejected, Pesticide Truck To Come: Bayside Week In Review

Also: TV Fisherman From Bayside Recalls Career Journey | Locals Divided Over Public Drinking Proposal | Baysiders Still Miss Salumeria

TV Fisherman From Bayside Recalls Journey From Wall Street To Sea

Wall Street manager turned fisherman Captain Bobby Earl was born and raised in Bayside. Now he's a star on a reality TV fishing show.

West Nile Virus Found, Blood Drive Starts: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Cardozo Alum Goes To Olympics | Beloved Chinese Spot Reopens | Classic Car Show Comes To Shopping Center

Neo-Nazi Sentenced, 'Worst' Road Revamped: Bayside Week In Review

Also: One Bayside Spot Join Restaurant Week | Playground Rebuilt A Decade After Requested | Local Food Businesses Get $10.6 Million

A Decade After Requested, Playground Revamp Begins

Community Board 11, which represents parts of northeast Queens including Bayside, described the playground revamp as a "priority" in 2010.

School Nixed, Voter Turnout Drops: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Sleep At Citi Field In A Decked-Out Airbnb For $250 | Olympian From Bayside Bested In Trial| Hundreds In Queens Lose Power

Neighbors Vote, Pool Reopens: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Give Comments About A Proposed Bayside School | Bayside Library Branch Reopens | Local Lawmakers Help Pass Act To Curb Loud Cars

Sexism Reported, Ice Cream Awarded: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Bayside Hospital Wins Award For Quality Care | St. Patrick's Day Parade Coming In September | Free Pop Up Boutique Opens

Free Pop-Up Boutique Opens For People In Need In Bayside

Commonpoint Queens' free boutique in the Bay Terrace Shopping Center is stocked with professional clothing and open through Friday.

Restaurant Returns, Baby Trees Planted: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Everything To Know About Bayside's City Council Race | Job Fair Comes To Shopping Center | You Can Be A U.S. Open Ball Person

A Job Fair Is Coming To The Bay Terrace Shopping Center On Monday

More than 10 companies at the shopping center are looking to hire people at Monday's job fair.

Covid Rates Drop, Bayside Leaders Ranked: Bayside Week In Review

Also: Elderly Man Scammed Out Of $9K | Bayside Student Wins Free Tuition | Citi Field Reserves Most Seats For Vaccinated Fans