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,...
Views: 0by Michael Perlman | mperlman@queensledger.com Local residents among New Yorkers are increasingly in opposition of the controversial City of Yes for Housing Opportunity proposal, conceived by Mayor Eric Adams and the City Planning Commission. Part 1...
Views: 0 July 4, 1914 By Michael Perlman | mperlman@queensledger.com Originating in 1914, Forest Hills Gardens committees and residents coordinated annual Fourth of July Festivals in an exquisitely decorated Station Square, often with additional activities at...
