Contributed by Dan Rose, a Senior Local Business Guide Specializing in Podiatry and Foot & Ankle Services in New York City Queens runs on people
BY COLE SINANIAN | cole@queensledger.com More elderly and disabled New Yorkers could soon benefit from a City rental assistance program, thanks to new legislation sponsored by Flatbush
BY COLE SINANIAN | cole@queensledger ASTORIA — It was a brutally cold winter, which means fig season is a bit delayed this year. Astoria’s second annual
By Cole Sinanian | cole@queensledger.com GLENDALE — New Yorkers who remember that fateful September day 25 years ago don’t have to think hard to recall
By Jack Delaney | jdelaney@queensledger.com New York City has banned AI use for public school students through eighth grade, after months of deliberation by officials over
BY KYLIE VOLAVONGSA news@queensledger.com FOREST HILLS — In March 2020, Forest Hills’ Church-in-the-Gardens hosted its first volunteer fair to connect community members with local nonprofits.
BY KYLIE VOLAVONGSA news@queensledger.com FOREST HILLS — Behind a podium draped with an American flag, in front of several more American flags, two prominent members
By Jack Delaney | jdelaney@queensledger.com GLENDALE — The Parks Department just created a tactical unit to make small repairs in local parks across the city, and
Four political canvassers explain their route to electoral politics, and why you should get involved, too. BY ELLIS RHEE JABLONSKI | news@queensledger.com Have you ever seen
By COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com WOODSIDE — Beloved community advocate Thomas J. Ryan passed away suddenly on July 19 at 66, leaving participants in his annual
Contributed by Dan Rose, a Senior Local Business Guide Specializing in Podiatry and Foot & Ankle Services in New York City Queens runs on people
BY COLE SINANIAN | cole@queensledger.com More elderly and disabled New Yorkers could soon benefit from a City rental assistance program, thanks to new legislation sponsored by Flatbush
BY COLE SINANIAN | cole@queensledger ASTORIA — It was a brutally cold winter, which means fig season is a bit delayed this year. Astoria’s second annual
By Cole Sinanian | cole@queensledger.com GLENDALE — New Yorkers who remember that fateful September day 25 years ago don’t have to think hard to recall
By Jack Delaney | jdelaney@queensledger.com New York City has banned AI use for public school students through eighth grade, after months of deliberation by officials over
BY KYLIE VOLAVONGSA news@queensledger.com FOREST HILLS — In March 2020, Forest Hills’ Church-in-the-Gardens hosted its first volunteer fair to connect community members with local nonprofits.
BY KYLIE VOLAVONGSA news@queensledger.com FOREST HILLS — Behind a podium draped with an American flag, in front of several more American flags, two prominent members
By Jack Delaney | jdelaney@queensledger.com GLENDALE — The Parks Department just created a tactical unit to make small repairs in local parks across the city, and
Four political canvassers explain their route to electoral politics, and why you should get involved, too. BY ELLIS RHEE JABLONSKI | news@queensledger.com Have you ever seen
By COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com WOODSIDE — Beloved community advocate Thomas J. Ryan passed away suddenly on July 19 at 66, leaving participants in his annual
