Views: 0America’s Most Popular Game Relaunched at Queens Center Mall Festival Creatively Mapping Queens’ Diverse Icons By Michael Perlman It was history-in-the-making at Queens Center mall for one of America’s most popular board games of all...
Views: 0‘ Andre Durenceau & his similar imagery to his HoJo mural, but for the ballroom of United States Line’s America, 1932 maiden voyage, Ocean Liners Magazine Michael Perlman, mperlman@queensledger.com In a rare turn...
Views: 0Memories of Forest Hills Classic Jewish Shops Shine Brightly A Tribute To Film Editor Martin H. Levinson By Michael Perlman Each neighborhood is home to nostalgic shops, which unite a community, and whether in operation...
Views: 0Jewish New Year Highlighted in Postcards A Lost Art Rediscovered By Michael Perlman The first American “picture postcard” was produced in 1873. Today, a significant number of postcards from the late 19th and early to...
Views: 0By Michael Perlman On the 23rd anniversary of 9/11, may the memory of the brave souls always serve as a blessing, and may we keep their memory alive with every heartbeat, and by committing good...
Views: 0A Tale of Three Independence Halls The Long-Lost 1939 World’s Fair Rendition By Michael Perlman To become acquainted with Independence Hall, you may not have to take a trip to Philadelphia afterall. Nothing beats the...
Views: 0A Forest Hills Residential Gem Echoes Harmonies By Michael Perlman Encounter a plaque which reads “New Hampshire Apartments” on a stately pre-war six-story building at 110-31 73rd Road in Forest Hills, and with a bit...
Views: 0 A Forest Hills Crossing Guard, Parent, & Friend To All A Special Honor at Our Lady of Mercy By Michael Perlman “Ms. Cathy is the most hilarious, kindest, polite crossing guard you could ever...
Views: 0 MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com The 112th Precinct in Forest Hills hosted their annual National Night Out event, drawing hundreds of residents and local organizations together in a show of community solidarity on August 7. The...
Views: 0 By Michael Perlman Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer, often known as Dr. Ruth, “America’s best-loved therapist,” passed away on July 12 at age 96. Throughout her long, meaningful, and unique life, she earned many titles,...
