The Fight To Save Tower Diner & Ohr Natan
April 6, 2022
By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com Last week, a demolition crew arrived in front of the historic Tower Diner Clock Tower Bank Building, and a construction fence
By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com Last week, a demolition crew arrived in front of the historic Tower Diner Clock Tower Bank Building, and a construction fence
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority rolled out its new Queens Bus Network Redesign draft plan, after receiving over 11,000 public comments on their initial attempt to
New York City children—particularly those who grew up in Queens—haven’t always had the easiest time relating to the flowery descriptions of nature detailed in the
As Women’s History Month comes to a close, Queens residents came together at C Restaurant and Lounge in Kew Gardens to celebrate and honor women’s
The City Tutors deliver free professional mentorship to NYC college students and professionals By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com The City Tutors, a nonprofit dedicated to providing
By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com At a time when historic buildings are being demolished or insensitively altered, a new bronze plaque program has been born in
In the early evening of Saturday, November 27, a large menorah at the intersection of Union Turnpike and 220th Street in Hollis Hills was knocked
Dong-Hyun Kim, the prolific maestro of the Queensboro Symphony Orchestra, passed away last year on December 12. Although it has been a year since his
Clergy, community leaders, and parishioners gathered at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph in Prospect Heights to watch as Robert J. Brennan was officially installed as
At a time when historic buildings are being demolished or altered, a new plaque program aims to spotlight architecturally and culturally significant buildings by explaining
By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com Last week, a demolition crew arrived in front of the historic Tower Diner Clock Tower Bank Building, and a construction fence
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority rolled out its new Queens Bus Network Redesign draft plan, after receiving over 11,000 public comments on their initial attempt to
New York City children—particularly those who grew up in Queens—haven’t always had the easiest time relating to the flowery descriptions of nature detailed in the
As Women’s History Month comes to a close, Queens residents came together at C Restaurant and Lounge in Kew Gardens to celebrate and honor women’s
The City Tutors deliver free professional mentorship to NYC college students and professionals By Jessica Meditz jmeditz@queensledger.com The City Tutors, a nonprofit dedicated to providing
By Michael Perlman mperlman@queensledger.com At a time when historic buildings are being demolished or insensitively altered, a new bronze plaque program has been born in
In the early evening of Saturday, November 27, a large menorah at the intersection of Union Turnpike and 220th Street in Hollis Hills was knocked
Dong-Hyun Kim, the prolific maestro of the Queensboro Symphony Orchestra, passed away last year on December 12. Although it has been a year since his
Clergy, community leaders, and parishioners gathered at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph in Prospect Heights to watch as Robert J. Brennan was officially installed as
At a time when historic buildings are being demolished or altered, a new plaque program aims to spotlight architecturally and culturally significant buildings by explaining
