Views: 0 Nino Todua News@queensledger.com Each year, we celebrate Earth Day – a time where we reflect and remind ourselves on how we should be taking care of the planet’s ecosystem for the upcoming new generations...
Views: 0 By Alice Moreno For 70 years, the non-profit organization Variety Boys and Girls of Queens Club (VBGC), located at 21-12 30th Rd in Astoria, has been a vital resource for children in the area,...
Views: 0 By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com The 2025 summer concert season at Forest Hills Stadium is officially moving forward following a tentative agreement between city officials, the NYPD, and the stadium’s concert partner. But a lingering...
Views: 0 Photos from an overturned vehicle incident around 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, April 16, 48 St. Woodside, between Laurel Hill Blvd. and 50 Ave.
Views: 0 24 Thursday. The Local Eatery and Craft Beer Bar in Forest Hills presents “Bring Your Own Vinyl.” This month’s theme is the 1970’s. Share your vinyl and craft beer. 7 pm. The Local 66-75...
Views: 0 By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com Michael Blake isn’t just running for mayor—he’s running on a lifetime of service, shaped by the streets of the Bronx and sharpened in the halls of the White House. Now...
Views: 0 The Maspeth Lions Club made a trip with the Easter Bunny to spread the cheer of the season this week to a shelter in Ridgewood. “The Lions Club focuses on helping people who need...
Views: 0 By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com On an unassuming block in Astoria, inside a gym called HardKnox, Bonafide Warhawk is building more than athletes—he’s building resilience. A lifelong martial artist and co-founder of the gym, Warhawk...
Views: 0World’s Fair Aficionado Requests Preservation Rediscovering World’s Fair Remnants By Michael Perlman | mperlman@queensledger.com “Looking Back At The Future: Photographing Vintage Leftovers of New York’s World’s Fairs” embodies a primary source, where no book of this comprehensive...
Views: 0Parks Department To Expand Tree Canopy Planting Trees & Producing Art By Michael Perlman | mperlman@queensledger.com Throughout 2025, residents and city staffers will continue to restore the “forest” in Forest Hills, the “park” in Rego Park, and...
