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PIZZA is my favorite food! My passion for pizza goes way back to my early childhood when my Sicilian Grandmother, Anna Leonardi-Intelisano, made her own pizza for us. We would often visit her home in Forest Hills Gardens on Sundays for her weekly 2 p.m. Italian sit-down family dinner. The smells would waft throughout the

ADAMS’ WORKING PEOPLE’S AGENDA: Promising to make the City more affordable, safer, cleaner, and more livable, New York City Mayor Eric Adams outlined on Jan. 26 a “Working People’s Agenda” in his second State of the City address, delivered at the Queens Theatre in Flushing Meadows Corona Park. Mayor Adams’ agenda is built on four

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards hosted his inaugural Queens Tech Fair at the Greater Jamaica Development Corporation’s new state-of-the-art Greater

The Queens Chamber of Commerce announced a borough-wide pizza competition, settling once and for all who makes the best slice in Queens. Members of the public

Thanks to the work of US Senator Charles Schumer, Congresswoman Grace Meng and former Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, the Queens Chamber of Commerce will receive $2 million in federal appropriations as part of the 2023 govern­ment spending package. This Community Project Funding will support programs that provide legal services to Queens-based small businesses, and the growth

The Pizza on the Point ordering space. Photo by John Schilling. On February 9, the debate over who has the best slices and pies in Queens will be settled once and for all. On National Pizza Pie Day, the Queens Chamber of Commerce, the oldest and largest business association in Queens, will be holding the

Right now, the space around Citi Field has 50 acres of vacant asphalt.

Queens has seen major real estate developments pop up throughout the borough in 2022, with even larger plans in the works. Take a look at the top real estate

As we look forward to 2023, QNS is looking back at the top stories throughout 2022.

State Assemblywoman Jenifer Rajkumar joined community leaders and officials on Monday, Dec. 5 to celebrate the induction of Schmidt’s Candy, a 97-year-old