Courtesy Freepik New York officials have proposed ending the Regents exam requirement for graduation, allowing students to show proficiency in key skills like critical thinking
Zenith Taylor has been appointed to the board of directors of The Rufus King Manor Museum. Taylor serves The New York Unified Court System as
Meet the Team Behind Maspeth’s Newest Diner By: Molly Sword Teddy and Danielle were born and raised in Middle Village, grew up in and around
LaGuardia Community College celebrated the grand opening of Finca La Florecita on October 30, a new urban farm aimed at enhancing education and addressing food
By: Nova M Bajamonti Rudy’s Bakery & Cafe celebrated a huge milestone on Saturday, October 26 with the Ridgewood community – its 90th Anniversary during
Courtesy LaGuardia Community College LaGuardia Community College is boosting support for non-citizen students with the new $1.5 million Friedman Fund, offering scholarships, stipends, and emergency
Stephen Dachtera, a Queens native and St. John’s alumnus, is running for Civil Court Judge in the upcoming election on November 5, emphasizing fairness and
By Taylor Dennis Friends of Greenpoint Library, a local group of organized volunteers who help the neighborhood library through advocacy, fundraising and promotion, hosted their
By Etta Badoe It’s been a long time coming, but Kissena residents remain skeptical that the New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP)
By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com The Queens Centers for Progress (QCP) announced the successful acquisition of a $550,000 grant aimed at critical upgrades for its 164th
Courtesy Freepik New York officials have proposed ending the Regents exam requirement for graduation, allowing students to show proficiency in key skills like critical thinking
Zenith Taylor has been appointed to the board of directors of The Rufus King Manor Museum. Taylor serves The New York Unified Court System as
Meet the Team Behind Maspeth’s Newest Diner By: Molly Sword Teddy and Danielle were born and raised in Middle Village, grew up in and around
LaGuardia Community College celebrated the grand opening of Finca La Florecita on October 30, a new urban farm aimed at enhancing education and addressing food
By: Nova M Bajamonti Rudy’s Bakery & Cafe celebrated a huge milestone on Saturday, October 26 with the Ridgewood community – its 90th Anniversary during
Courtesy LaGuardia Community College LaGuardia Community College is boosting support for non-citizen students with the new $1.5 million Friedman Fund, offering scholarships, stipends, and emergency
Stephen Dachtera, a Queens native and St. John’s alumnus, is running for Civil Court Judge in the upcoming election on November 5, emphasizing fairness and
By Taylor Dennis Friends of Greenpoint Library, a local group of organized volunteers who help the neighborhood library through advocacy, fundraising and promotion, hosted their
By Etta Badoe It’s been a long time coming, but Kissena residents remain skeptical that the New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP)
By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com The Queens Centers for Progress (QCP) announced the successful acquisition of a $550,000 grant aimed at critical upgrades for its 164th
