Courtesy office of Jessica González-Rojas Governor Kathy Hochul announced $1 million in funding for four local nonprofits to address crime, human trafficking, and workforce challenges
Courtesy of Flushing Town Hall The hybrid event offers in-person and online access, celebrating diverse storytelling, artistry, and innovation in animation. By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com
Community members, city leaders, and elected officials, including council members and senators, came together over the past two weeks to host turkey distribution events across
Forest Hills Bistro Dismantles Outdoor Structure Amid City Mandate MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com After months of efforts to preserve a beloved outdoor dining structure, Nick’s Bistro
The FARE Act, passed by the New York City Council, shifts the responsibility of broker fees from tenants to landlords, aiming to reduce financial burdens
MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com At the November 13 Community Board 5 meeting, local residents and board members discussed key issues affecting the area. These included recent
Nova Bajamonti The Queens County Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Committee hosted its fifth annual Friendsgiving, and all the proceeds went towards the Dancing Dreams organization.
Nova Bajamonti Civic leaders and residents attended a Queens rally in Jamaica, on Saturday, November 2, in an effort to say “no,” to the “City
Henry Rubio Hundreds of people celebrated the 11th Annual Bishop Ignatius Catanello Scholarship Dinner at Douglaston’s Immaculate Conception Hall on November 23rd, where Henry Rubio,
Molly Sword Last Saturday, St. John’s University celebrated the 125th anniversary of Catholic Charities of Brooklyn/Queens. The event hosted numerous speakers, including Dr. Sabina Alkire,
Courtesy office of Jessica González-Rojas Governor Kathy Hochul announced $1 million in funding for four local nonprofits to address crime, human trafficking, and workforce challenges
Courtesy of Flushing Town Hall The hybrid event offers in-person and online access, celebrating diverse storytelling, artistry, and innovation in animation. By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com
Community members, city leaders, and elected officials, including council members and senators, came together over the past two weeks to host turkey distribution events across
Forest Hills Bistro Dismantles Outdoor Structure Amid City Mandate MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com After months of efforts to preserve a beloved outdoor dining structure, Nick’s Bistro
The FARE Act, passed by the New York City Council, shifts the responsibility of broker fees from tenants to landlords, aiming to reduce financial burdens
MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com At the November 13 Community Board 5 meeting, local residents and board members discussed key issues affecting the area. These included recent
Nova Bajamonti The Queens County Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Committee hosted its fifth annual Friendsgiving, and all the proceeds went towards the Dancing Dreams organization.
Nova Bajamonti Civic leaders and residents attended a Queens rally in Jamaica, on Saturday, November 2, in an effort to say “no,” to the “City
Henry Rubio Hundreds of people celebrated the 11th Annual Bishop Ignatius Catanello Scholarship Dinner at Douglaston’s Immaculate Conception Hall on November 23rd, where Henry Rubio,
Molly Sword Last Saturday, St. John’s University celebrated the 125th anniversary of Catholic Charities of Brooklyn/Queens. The event hosted numerous speakers, including Dr. Sabina Alkire,
