Restoration of Hallets Cove nearly complete
July 6, 2022
Neighbors and residents of Astoria Houses will soon have a newly-beautified waterfront in Hallets Cove with its restoration nearly complete. What used to be a
Neighbors and residents of Astoria Houses will soon have a newly-beautified waterfront in Hallets Cove with its restoration nearly complete. What used to be a
Anna Budinger pulls up on her bicycle, breathless. It’s only a 15-minute ride, but it’s so suffocatingly sultry that she feels as though she has
Creativity and dedication shine through the stories of local business owners By Juan Arturo Trillo news@queensledger.com Astoria’s Kaufman Arts District played host to Queens Rises
Urban planner honored with street co-naming in Jackson Heights avenue he helped beautify By Juan Arturo Trillo Named after former Deputy Queens Borough President, “Peter
CB1 votes down proposed $2 billion redevelopment A rally preceding last week’s Community Board 1 meeting pitted supporters and adversaries of Innovation QNS against each
The day I moved into my house, 17 years ago, I signed up for a street tree. The block was barren – the two trees
By Daniel Offner doffner@queensledger.com Last week, a water main burst in Long Island City flooded over a dozen cars in the vicinity of Vernon Boulevard
LIC nonprofit continues mission to tackle stigma of suicide By Evan Triantafilidis news@queensledger.com The 5:24 a.m. sunrise on the morning of Saturday, June 11 served
A light drizzle couldn’t stop the month-long celebration of arts and culture in the borough, with Queens Rising making its way to Gantry Plaza State
A silver BMW pulls to the curb. A smiling Devin Navarro, classic blue suit, crisp white dress shirt, rose-gold Hublot on his left wrist, emerges,
Neighbors and residents of Astoria Houses will soon have a newly-beautified waterfront in Hallets Cove with its restoration nearly complete. What used to be a
Anna Budinger pulls up on her bicycle, breathless. It’s only a 15-minute ride, but it’s so suffocatingly sultry that she feels as though she has
Creativity and dedication shine through the stories of local business owners By Juan Arturo Trillo news@queensledger.com Astoria’s Kaufman Arts District played host to Queens Rises
Urban planner honored with street co-naming in Jackson Heights avenue he helped beautify By Juan Arturo Trillo Named after former Deputy Queens Borough President, “Peter
CB1 votes down proposed $2 billion redevelopment A rally preceding last week’s Community Board 1 meeting pitted supporters and adversaries of Innovation QNS against each
The day I moved into my house, 17 years ago, I signed up for a street tree. The block was barren – the two trees
By Daniel Offner doffner@queensledger.com Last week, a water main burst in Long Island City flooded over a dozen cars in the vicinity of Vernon Boulevard
LIC nonprofit continues mission to tackle stigma of suicide By Evan Triantafilidis news@queensledger.com The 5:24 a.m. sunrise on the morning of Saturday, June 11 served
A light drizzle couldn’t stop the month-long celebration of arts and culture in the borough, with Queens Rising making its way to Gantry Plaza State
A silver BMW pulls to the curb. A smiling Devin Navarro, classic blue suit, crisp white dress shirt, rose-gold Hublot on his left wrist, emerges,
