Congressional grant solidifies plans to ID climate hazards, resilience strategies By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com A climate resilience plan is in the cards for Flushing Meadows–Corona
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com This Black History Month, Flushing Town Hall will once again celebrate Black history and culture with its Black History Trilogy. The
Argue program disproportionately affects Black New Yorkers By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Electeds, advocates and supporters braved the brisk weather outside City Hall last Thursday to
“Enough is enough,” attendees say at candlelight vigil By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com On a chilly Monday evening, Queens leaders and community residents gathered at Borough
Cites lithium-ion battery fires, traffic violations By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com While members of the City Council examine ways to regulate e-vehicles and make their lithium-ion
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Last year, Joann Ariola comfortably sailed to victory to represent City Council District 32 – which stretches from Belle Harbor up
Mayor announces new policies at Queens Theatre during State of the City By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Mayor Eric Adams returned to his home borough of
By Ed Wendell This past weekend, we had the pleasure of giving a presentation on the history of Forest Park to a large group of
Forest Hills couple to share passion project By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com Husband and wife team Jonathan and Kimbirdlee Fadner first moved to Forest Hills from
Tsaocaa strives to bring quality food and drink to locals By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com Earlier this month, residents of Ridgewood extended a warm welcome to
Congressional grant solidifies plans to ID climate hazards, resilience strategies By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com A climate resilience plan is in the cards for Flushing Meadows–Corona
By Stephanie Meditz news@queensledger.com This Black History Month, Flushing Town Hall will once again celebrate Black history and culture with its Black History Trilogy. The
Argue program disproportionately affects Black New Yorkers By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Electeds, advocates and supporters braved the brisk weather outside City Hall last Thursday to
“Enough is enough,” attendees say at candlelight vigil By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com On a chilly Monday evening, Queens leaders and community residents gathered at Borough
Cites lithium-ion battery fires, traffic violations By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com While members of the City Council examine ways to regulate e-vehicles and make their lithium-ion
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Last year, Joann Ariola comfortably sailed to victory to represent City Council District 32 – which stretches from Belle Harbor up
Mayor announces new policies at Queens Theatre during State of the City By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Mayor Eric Adams returned to his home borough of
By Ed Wendell This past weekend, we had the pleasure of giving a presentation on the history of Forest Park to a large group of
Forest Hills couple to share passion project By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com Husband and wife team Jonathan and Kimbirdlee Fadner first moved to Forest Hills from
Tsaocaa strives to bring quality food and drink to locals By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com Earlier this month, residents of Ridgewood extended a warm welcome to
