Group celebrates $20M investment for AAPI communities
May 4, 2022
As the AAPI community continues to be targeted as a result of the pandemic, a local coalition celebrated a big win for the community last
As the AAPI community continues to be targeted as a result of the pandemic, a local coalition celebrated a big win for the community last
Known by many as the cornerstone of Msgr. McClancy Memorial High School, Brother Robert Connolly was honored by the school’s community with the 2022 Lifetime
LaGuardia Community College and Global Medical Response celebrated the graduating class of 80 new Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) last week in Queens. Graduates hailing from
A fundraiser is underway to salvage and relocate the largely intact Trylon Theater/Ohr Natan synagogue façade in its entirety, consisting of the intact Art Deco
Becomes first Indo-Caribbean judge to serve on Supreme Court Family, friends, local elected officials, and other community members gathered at Queens Borough Hall last week
Janaki Rai, an 18-year-old high school student in Queens, has been living in a basement apartment for 5 years. She’s one of over 100,000 New
Bobby Lang, the local playwright, director, and producer behind Nu Imperial Image Productions, recently made history in Queens with his original play, “Allure.” “Allure” is
FDNY Firefighter Timothy Klein, 31, died in the line of duty while fighting a residential fire in Brooklyn that killed two people. FDNY responded to
Born in 1922 in Nanticoke, Penn., Helen Sokol eventually moved to Queens as a young woman to spearhead her life, career, and family. Now, Sokol
A 24-year-old Brooklyn man was fatally shot in the chest inside the Parsons Boulevard/Archer Avenue subway station on Monday afternoon. Police say that at 4:30
As the AAPI community continues to be targeted as a result of the pandemic, a local coalition celebrated a big win for the community last
Known by many as the cornerstone of Msgr. McClancy Memorial High School, Brother Robert Connolly was honored by the school’s community with the 2022 Lifetime
LaGuardia Community College and Global Medical Response celebrated the graduating class of 80 new Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) last week in Queens. Graduates hailing from
A fundraiser is underway to salvage and relocate the largely intact Trylon Theater/Ohr Natan synagogue façade in its entirety, consisting of the intact Art Deco
Becomes first Indo-Caribbean judge to serve on Supreme Court Family, friends, local elected officials, and other community members gathered at Queens Borough Hall last week
Janaki Rai, an 18-year-old high school student in Queens, has been living in a basement apartment for 5 years. She’s one of over 100,000 New
Bobby Lang, the local playwright, director, and producer behind Nu Imperial Image Productions, recently made history in Queens with his original play, “Allure.” “Allure” is
FDNY Firefighter Timothy Klein, 31, died in the line of duty while fighting a residential fire in Brooklyn that killed two people. FDNY responded to
Born in 1922 in Nanticoke, Penn., Helen Sokol eventually moved to Queens as a young woman to spearhead her life, career, and family. Now, Sokol
A 24-year-old Brooklyn man was fatally shot in the chest inside the Parsons Boulevard/Archer Avenue subway station on Monday afternoon. Police say that at 4:30
