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BY NICOLAS STERGIOU “A large boulder the size of a small boulder has randomly appeared on Steinway Street.” That Reddit caption by /u/vinvin618
BY NICOLAS STERGIOU “A large boulder the size of a small boulder has randomly appeared on Steinway Street.” That Reddit caption by /u/vinvin618
BY ED WENDELL One hundred and fifty years ago this month, Woodhaven was celebrating the resurrection of the LaLance-Grosjean factory, which had burned to the
BY ROBERT HORNAK The 2026 midterm elections could be one of the most consequential elections in recent history. However, with everything that’s at stake and
BY ROBERT HORNAK Last week was the annual meeting of the U.N. General Assembly and it didn’t disappoint. World leaders descended on the city, and
BY MICHAEL PERLMAN Situated along the village-inspired Metropolitan Avenue in Forest Hills, known for longtime small businesses, culturally diverse shops and restaurants, and a neighborly
BY ED WENDELL It was a crazy, amazing day on Sunday as a huge gathering of Woodhaven residents, past and present, came together to celebrate
BY ROBERT HORNAK | news@queensledger.com There’s an old saying that Social Security is the third rail of politics. Meaning that trying to touch that as an
BY ED WENDELL | news@queensledger.com This Sunday, September 27, at 12 noon, the corner of 94th Street and Jamaica Avenue will become a little sweeter! A special
BY ROBERT HORNAK | rahornak@gmail.com Other than the November midterm elections there probably isn’t anything resonating with more anticipation than whether Alexandria Ocasio Cortez will
By Michael Perlman Rosh Hashanah, which is known as the “Beginning of the Year” and referenced as the Day of Judgment and Day of Remembrance,
BY NICOLAS STERGIOU “A large boulder the size of a small boulder has randomly appeared on Steinway Street.” That Reddit caption by /u/vinvin618
BY ED WENDELL One hundred and fifty years ago this month, Woodhaven was celebrating the resurrection of the LaLance-Grosjean factory, which had burned to the
BY ROBERT HORNAK The 2026 midterm elections could be one of the most consequential elections in recent history. However, with everything that’s at stake and
BY ROBERT HORNAK Last week was the annual meeting of the U.N. General Assembly and it didn’t disappoint. World leaders descended on the city, and
BY MICHAEL PERLMAN Situated along the village-inspired Metropolitan Avenue in Forest Hills, known for longtime small businesses, culturally diverse shops and restaurants, and a neighborly
BY ED WENDELL It was a crazy, amazing day on Sunday as a huge gathering of Woodhaven residents, past and present, came together to celebrate
BY ROBERT HORNAK | news@queensledger.com There’s an old saying that Social Security is the third rail of politics. Meaning that trying to touch that as an
BY ED WENDELL | news@queensledger.com This Sunday, September 27, at 12 noon, the corner of 94th Street and Jamaica Avenue will become a little sweeter! A special
BY ROBERT HORNAK | rahornak@gmail.com Other than the November midterm elections there probably isn’t anything resonating with more anticipation than whether Alexandria Ocasio Cortez will
By Michael Perlman Rosh Hashanah, which is known as the “Beginning of the Year” and referenced as the Day of Judgment and Day of Remembrance,
