Spotlight on 98-years-young Bea Franklin
January 25, 2023
Nearly a century with ‘A living landmark’ By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com “My recommendation to a young person is to follow your heart and become whatever
Nearly a century with ‘A living landmark’ By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com “My recommendation to a young person is to follow your heart and become whatever
Going colorful & bold yet elegant for nearly 100 years By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com Enter the world of Dorothy Draper, a most significant 20th century
Platform to be extended, elevators to be added at LIRR station in Forest Hills; largest project of the bunch By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com Just before
Pastrami, matzah balls and around the clock nostalgia By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com One of Queens’ earliest freestanding diners will have a second lease on life.
By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com Several decades ago, postcards were a unique work of art, which could be found at your corner pharmacy, but today vintage
Forest Hills tea club preserves tradition, envisions expansion By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com
A Rego Park man was indicted and arraigned today for the alleged subway attack of a woman back in November, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz
Dog and seven puppies rescued by 104th Precinct By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com Last Saturday, officers from the 104th Precinct rescued an adult great dane and
Reviving forgotten postcard treasures By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com Historians consider the first Thanksgiving meal to date to 1621, where 53 Mayflower pilgrims and 90 Wampanoag
Joining forces after a restored fire alarm pedestal vanishes By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com For over a decade, Woodside resident and volunteer John S. Colgan, nicknamed
Nearly a century with ‘A living landmark’ By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com “My recommendation to a young person is to follow your heart and become whatever
Going colorful & bold yet elegant for nearly 100 years By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com Enter the world of Dorothy Draper, a most significant 20th century
Platform to be extended, elevators to be added at LIRR station in Forest Hills; largest project of the bunch By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com Just before
Pastrami, matzah balls and around the clock nostalgia By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com One of Queens’ earliest freestanding diners will have a second lease on life.
By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com Several decades ago, postcards were a unique work of art, which could be found at your corner pharmacy, but today vintage
Forest Hills tea club preserves tradition, envisions expansion By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com
A Rego Park man was indicted and arraigned today for the alleged subway attack of a woman back in November, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz
Dog and seven puppies rescued by 104th Precinct By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com Last Saturday, officers from the 104th Precinct rescued an adult great dane and
Reviving forgotten postcard treasures By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com Historians consider the first Thanksgiving meal to date to 1621, where 53 Mayflower pilgrims and 90 Wampanoag
Joining forces after a restored fire alarm pedestal vanishes By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com For over a decade, Woodside resident and volunteer John S. Colgan, nicknamed
