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Queens Crossing and Crossing Art hosted its annual holiday lighting ceremony Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 6 p.m.

By Yang Yuan-ting and Jake Chung / Staff reporter, with staff writerThe US for the first time became Taiwan’s largest market for exports of agricultural products, with outbound shipments in the first quarter surging 33.3 percent to US$23.2 million from a year earlier, the Council of Agriculture （COA） said yesterday.

The US for the first time became Taiwan’s largest market for exports of agricultural products, with outbound shipments in the first quarter surging 33.3 percent to US$23.2 million from a year earlier, the Council of Agriculture (COA) said yesterday. The council’s latest report showed that the top five importers of Taiwanese agricultural produce, totaling 450,000 tonnes, in the first three months of this year were, in descending order, the US, Japan, China, Hong Kong and Vietnam. China was the largest importer of Taiwanese produce from 2013 to last year. However, its share of Taiwanese agr...

Friends and tipsters have been sending me links recently, suggesting Flushing is again burgeoning as a dining destination, after a profound shutdown due to the pandemic. I hurried there on the 7 train the other day, and found that many outdoor dining shelters have appeared, especially in the northwest section bounded by Roosevelt and Prince. Most food courts have reopened (alas, my favorite in the basement of the Hong Kong Supermarket remains dark). But perhaps most important, there seem to be twice the number of stalls and storefronts selling snacky street eats than there were before. The Do...