Views: 0By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com As the nation celebrated National Small Business Week during the month of May, the spotlight falls on Aigner Chocolates, a cherished local establishment that has been serving up delectable treats since...
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Views: 0By Michael Perlman In anticipation of Mother’s Day, a group of twenty people, mostly consisting of mothers and their children, were ready to cultivate their creativity and reinforce their love in honor of the holiday....
Views: 0Maritza Carmona (left) is welcomed to the board of directors of The Forest Park Trust by president Michael Palermo (VP and mortgage officer at Maspeth Federal) and Forest Park Administrator Portia Cook Dyrenforth. Carmona grew...
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Views: 0MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com In the neighborhood of Forest Hills, a young family’s dreams were shattered when their newly renovated home went up in flames just days before they were set to move in. Emily and...
Views: 0By Britney Trachtenberg A state-of-the-art Merrill Wealth Management office has opened its doors in Forest Hills. Led by Senior Resident Director Edward W. Blatz and Senior Financial Advisor/Senior Vice President Michael T. Rooney, the Blatz-Rooney...
Views: 0An Icon Storied in Tennis & Music History America’s First Tennis Stadium Stands Proudly Readers of last week’s column felt as if they attended the West Side Tennis Club’s annual “Heritage Day” celebration on August 26, where...
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