Week In Review: Paving, Outer Borough Taxis and the Case of the Missing Painting

Large swaths of Grand Central and Little Neck parkways were milled earlier this week, and will likely be paved sometime in the next two weeks, Department of Transportation workers on the scene said. Read the full story here.

The city presented its plan for outer borough taxis to Community Board 11 at the group’s meeting on Monday, but a representative for the Livery Roundtable said he believed the initiative could make it more difficult for Queens residents to hail a cab. Read more from both sides here.

Have you seen this painting? A Bayside artist is asking for Long Island Rail Road commuters to help her recover the painting after her husband accidentally left on a train.

The new Exit 32 Hair Salon may only be a few feet down from its original location, but walking through the front doors feels like entering a whole different world. Check out our photos of the new salon here.

Douglas Manor is the stage for "Marcher," a feature film that began shooting in the area on Thursday. Though watching the neighborhood converted into a film set is exciting for some, many residents hate the noise and fuss that accompanies it. What do you think? .

The answer to this week’s ‘Look Around Little’ was located along the Horace Harding expressway.