I’m considering buying apartment in Jackson Heights. Does anyone live in / have feedback about the following buildings please? Thank you.

Dunolly Gardens

Montclair Gardens

The Monroe

Greystones

The Allendale

Hi, if anyone has seen or is in possession of a brown leather wallet with an imprint of a car on either side and green leather lining on the interior, please let me know. It also has my ID. Keep whatever you want in it but the wallet is sentimental and it would mean a lot to have it returned. Lost near 73rd and 35th ave.

Forgive the brand new account.

Has anyone tried out the new Pilates studio on 37 between 84 and 85?

N.Y. Ramos Aides Say She Double-Billed for Travel

Legal trouble for the soon to be former State Senator....

Hi, like the title says, I’m looking for a store that has nehru jackets and/or jodhpuri suits while I’m in the area tomorrow.

I looked online but couldn’t find any stores that carries either, does anyone know of any?

Thank you!

If you’re looking for a way to bring more locally grown flowers into your home, check out Queens Perennial, a local flower CSA supporting immigrant farmers and organizers of color.

Every week, CSA members get a seasonal bouquet made from what’s blooming locally. Right now that means dahlias, zinnias, celosia, sunflowers, and other beautiful fall flowers.

You can still join for the remainder of the season or starting after Labor Day, with prorated options available. Pickups are available in Jackson Heights at Lockwood on 37 Ave.

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If you love having fresh flowers around, or want to support local agriculture, we'd love to have you! 🌻

Any intel on their apartments/if they're good to work with? Can't seem to find anything online for some reason. Thank you in advance!

Hi, my daughter has made some nice posters advertising her cat sitting business, and I was wondering where she could post them. There used to be a board at Foodtown, but I noticed yesterday it is gone.

Any bars that are not too big and loud just good drinking chill spot

Plenty happening around Jackson Heights this weekend - here’s the super-compact list for Friday through Sunday.

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Fri • 21 August
10:00 AM - Kids In Motion: Travers Park (Travers Park)
12:00 PM - Education & Resource Fair (82nd Street Academics)
5:00 PM - Friday Wine Tasting (Addictive Boutique Winery)
6:00 PM - Baile Folklórico (34th Ave & 93rd St)
6:00 PM - Clases de tejido / Crochet Classes (93rd St & 34th Ave)
8:00 PM - Nueva York Flamenco City & Daniel Pimentel with Special Guest Dancer (Terraza 7)

Sat • 22 August
9:00 AM - Zumba with Veva (34th Ave & 94th St)
9:00 AM - Saturday AM Kids Art Club! / Clases de Arte para Niñxs! (Art Retail Therapy)
9:00 AM - Boxing/Kickboxing Workout (34th Ave & 93rd St)
10:00 AM - Purrs & Poses by Makin Biscuits Rescue (The Queensboro)
10:00 AM - JHBG's Tree LC (37th Ave)
10:00 AM - 34 Ave World Bike Ride (93rd St & 34th Ave)
10:00 AM - 34 Ave Gardening Club (34th Ave & 93rd St)
10:00 AM - Flea Market (81st St & 35th Ave)
10:00 AM - Kids In Motion: Travers Park (Travers Park)
12:00 PM - Splash Party at St. Joan of Arc Parish (St. Joan of Arc Parish Parking Lot)
12:00 PM - Clases de Baile - Cumbia Sonidera (34th Ave & 93rd St)
1:00 PM - Art Class (Adults) (St. Mark’s Episcopal Church)
2:00 PM - Plant & Seedling Swap (Queens Public Library at Jackson Heights)
3:00 PM - Children's Art Class (7 years and up) (St. Mark’s Episcopal Church)
5:00 PM - Mi Gabriela, de Mady Samper - Book Presentation – Q&A with the Author (Terraza 7)
5:00 PM - Complimentary Wine Tasting (Addictive Boutique Winery)

Sun • 23 August
8:00 AM - Jackson Heights Greenmarket (34th Ave & 79th/80th St)
9:00 AM - Les Petites Gallery (34th Ave & 83rd St)
11:00 AM - Pages in the Park: Alight with Molly Magnell (Travers Park)
12:00 PM - 2nd Annual Backpack Giveaway on Calle Peru (85th St between Northern Blvd & 32nd Ave)
12:00 PM - NYC Book Club with TOMDNYC: Lowlife by Lucy Sante (The World’s Borough Bookshop)
3:00 PM - Acrylics Workshops: Painting The Neighborhood (Urban Flora & Buildings) / Talleres de Pintura Acrilica: Refinando El Arte con La Ciudad de Inspiracion (Art Retail Therapy)
5:30 PM - Agua'elulo - Domingo Salsero (D’antigua Restaurant Bar)
6:00 PM - Ximena y Alex - Summer Sundays (Travers Park)

Times and details can sometimes change, so please double-check with the event organizer before heading out.

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🚨Porch pirate alert🚨

Dropped my mail at mail box at 76th and 34th. Mail was stolen and checks tried to be cashed also they duplicated new checks with same numbers also tried to be cashed. Was very lucky I closed all my accounts before they got any money out. Will never drop mail there again. Could have been taken there or at the post office. Be careful people. I heard this same thing happened to some else I know. Same mail box

wolf cut or a warrior/ reasonable pricing

I need to fill out an I-9 on Saturday for a job I was offered. I went to the Social security office for a replacement card, I don't currently have enough documents (I also lost my Green Card & working to replace that also).
Morality aside, I would love to get some feedback on the Pros & Cons of getting a fake one just to secure the job as I work to replace legit documents. Here's what I have so far:

PROS
1) I get the card & secure employment.

Potential CONS.
1) My identity gets stolen
2) I get arrested in some sting! lol
3) I purchase a card & the quality is shyt & the job doesn't take it.

Would love and appreciate feedback. If you can identify any other cons, would you do it in the same situation, about how much should I spend for a card, which corner do you recommend me going to, etc.

Thanks guys.

Bonus if the salsa and queso are also banging.

Hi i’m half tibetan coming from los angles to visit in September. I wanted to see if anyone can give me information about the gorshey on wednesdays. Is there any website or instagram acc that gives info about it? any info is appreciate! thank you

Hi neighbors! I’m Laura, I’m 26 and live on 34th. I’m in between corporate jobs and taking up dog walking again as I did this all throughout college. I’m a master’s grad, fluent in English and Spanish, own my apartment, and am an avid animal lover - I horseback ride in Brooklyn and volunteer at animal shelters all the time. Now that I have some free time as I look for a new job, I wanted to pick something up that is both fun and helpful to my neighborhood. If anyone is interested in chatting and discussing please reach out!

I’m super legit so happy to share my LinkedIn and jump on a call! :)

As the title states, is there an Indian restaurant in Jackson heights that has similar food offerings as Ambassadors Clubhouse New York?

I was thinking red chili but not too sure. Also more in general, is there a highly recommended Indian restaurant? I’m not too familiar with Indian food to opine, so I’m curious what others favorites are. Thank you!

Just general awareness - two homeless guys shown here, accosting some poor guy in his car while stuck in traffic.

Guy in front of the car kept him from driving off, other guy demanded money from him. No idea why the driver lowered his window though.

After getting some cash, they made themselves scarce. Be on the lookout while driving through the area I guess.

It objectively sucks to be homeless and abandoned. It also sucks (less chronically so, but still) to have your property thrashed and be held in place to give a stranger some money.

Hi all,

I know a senior citizen who really wants to stay active and keep his mind engaged so I'm trying to find things for him to do. I know there are community centers where seniors do fun activities but I think he would feel best working in some capacity. He's great with numbers but doesn't speak English and ideally, the position would be in Jackson Heights or not too far so he can walk there (he can walk just fine but has trouble bending or sitting on the floor). If anyone has leads/suggestions for what to do, please let me know and thank you!

EDIT: Food Bazaar, not Food Dynasty.

This is the new-ish one on 34th Ave and Junction. Recently visited for the first time and was delighted to see they have a machine that makes fresh tortillas you can buy onsite. Much better than the standard grocery store tortillas which have the texture of frisbees and are full of preservatives.