Views: 516 The 112th Precinct hosted its annual National Night Out Against Crime at the Forest Hills Jewish Center last Tuesday. The community-building event aims to strengthen the precinct’s relationship with the communities of Forest Hills...
Views: 479After three incidents in Queens where children fell from apartment windows, elected and city officials are reminding landlords they have a responsibility to install window guards in any apartment where a child under 11 years...
Views: 455 The Festival of Cinema NYC is back! From today until August 11, you’ll have a chance to see some incredible films from local neighborhoods and around the world. In fact, check out the lineup...
Views: 536Rego Park residents awoke one morning to see scraps of steel, wood, and bricks at 63-68 Austin Street, the spot where the classic Shalimar Diner once stood. Demolition began without notice two weeks ago. “I...
Views: 460Queens elected officials gathered in front of the Shiv Shakti Peeth Temple in Floral Park on Tuesday to condemn last week’s attack on Hindu priest Swami Ji Harish Chander Puri. According to the pols, NYPD...
Views: 480The Backpacks for the Street (BFTS) program started by two Queens residents is making an impact on the local homeless population. Jeffrey Newman and Jayson Conner, co-founders and co-executive directors of the nonprofit Together Helping...
Views: 483Ok folks, let’s take a quick crash course on blue light… Sunlight is the main source of blue light, and being outdoors during daylight is where most of us get most of our exposure to...
Views: 453 The annual spring edition of the Forest Hills Festival is happening this Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm! The festival will feature live music, crafts, unique merchandise, gourmet food, kids rides, wine &...
Views: 456The Forest Hills Memorial Day parade, organized by the American Legion Continental Post 1424, The Forest Hills Kiwanis, and the Forest Hills Times Newspaper, is being held on Sunday, May 26th at 12pm. The parade...
Views: 454 Last week, “The Tree of Life” exhibit opened at Red Pipe Cafe at 71-60 Austin Street. It is slated to run for three months. Under the direction of painter and gallery owner David Chatowsky,...
