Plaza College unveiled Queens’ first surgical technology learning center, a $1 million state-of-the-art facility, to launch its exclusive Surgical Technology Degree Program. By MOHAMED
By: Dana Fialkowski Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning hosted a new edition of a visual voices art exhibition to prevent youth gun violence on
Samaritan Daytop Village has launched a nutrition initiative to support individuals in recovery by teaching healthier eating habits and culinary skills. By MOHAMED FARGHALY
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
By: Kyra Ching The MoMA PS1 co-hosted Neighbor Night with Council Member Julie Won on October 21st as a special fall event celebrating the institution’s
By Alice Moreno On November 1, the Queens Economic Development Corporation in collaboration with AVA (Asociación de Vendedores Ambulantes, or “Association of Street Vendors” in
By: Joe Thristino “The Healing Power of Hispanic Food” – a free event sponsored by ¡Hay Mas Adelante!, United Healthcare and AARP – aimed to
By: Zachary Weg Ridgewood Rides gathered at Ridgewood Presbyterian Church to discuss not only their recent bike rides but also ways of improving cycling
Courtesy 1199SEIU union Workers at Northwell Health’s Little Neck lab held an informational picket on November 1, demanding fair wages and benefits similar to other
By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com This November, Flushing Town Hall is showcasing the vibrant and multicultural spirit of Queens through The World’s Borough Exhibition, a
Plaza College unveiled Queens’ first surgical technology learning center, a $1 million state-of-the-art facility, to launch its exclusive Surgical Technology Degree Program. By MOHAMED
By: Dana Fialkowski Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning hosted a new edition of a visual voices art exhibition to prevent youth gun violence on
Samaritan Daytop Village has launched a nutrition initiative to support individuals in recovery by teaching healthier eating habits and culinary skills. By MOHAMED FARGHALY
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
By: Kyra Ching The MoMA PS1 co-hosted Neighbor Night with Council Member Julie Won on October 21st as a special fall event celebrating the institution’s
By Alice Moreno On November 1, the Queens Economic Development Corporation in collaboration with AVA (Asociación de Vendedores Ambulantes, or “Association of Street Vendors” in
By: Joe Thristino “The Healing Power of Hispanic Food” – a free event sponsored by ¡Hay Mas Adelante!, United Healthcare and AARP – aimed to
By: Zachary Weg Ridgewood Rides gathered at Ridgewood Presbyterian Church to discuss not only their recent bike rides but also ways of improving cycling
Courtesy 1199SEIU union Workers at Northwell Health’s Little Neck lab held an informational picket on November 1, demanding fair wages and benefits similar to other
By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com This November, Flushing Town Hall is showcasing the vibrant and multicultural spirit of Queens through The World’s Borough Exhibition, a
