Queens College Hosts 2nd School of Business Breakfast
April 10, 2024
by Sherica Daley “My path was quite abnormal” explained Caitlin King. King, a 2018 graduate of Queens College, visited her alma mater to speak to students at
by Sherica Daley “My path was quite abnormal” explained Caitlin King. King, a 2018 graduate of Queens College, visited her alma mater to speak to students at
In the spring of 2024, amidst the ongoing recovery from a global pandemic, the neighborhoods of Glendale and Ridgewood in Queens, New York, are grappling
Examples of treatments that could be applied to BQE North and South. Credit: Department of Transportation By MOHAMED FARGHALY The U.S. Department of Transportation has
by Queens Ledger Staff | news@queensledger.com The Queens Chamber of Commerce welcomed leaders in business, politics and culture from across the borough to Antun’s in
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com Over 600 Queens residents came out on Feb. 27 to celebrate the Queens Center for Progress’s 28th annual Evening of
by Sherica Daley | news@queensledger.com “We’re new to the neighborhood, and we wanted to reach out to everyone in the community” explained Zakiyyah Mohamed Stevens,
By Charlie Finnerty | cfinnerty@queensledger.com Workers and contractors at Amazon warehouse DBK4 at 55-15 Grand Ave in Maspeth staged a demonstration Saturday asserting their right
On Tuesday, October 11th, the Russo’s Group cut the ribbon at its new Luxury Apartment Building at 241-15 Northern Blvd in Douglaston, NY. Mr. Russo,
By Iryna Shkurhan | ishkurhan@queensledger.com Small businesses in Queens will soon have access to free legal advice in five different languages through a new pilot program
By Queens Ledger Staff | news@queensledger.com For former NYPD Lieutenant, John Rafferty, to protect and serve means a lot more than simply providing the community
by Sherica Daley “My path was quite abnormal” explained Caitlin King. King, a 2018 graduate of Queens College, visited her alma mater to speak to students at
In the spring of 2024, amidst the ongoing recovery from a global pandemic, the neighborhoods of Glendale and Ridgewood in Queens, New York, are grappling
Examples of treatments that could be applied to BQE North and South. Credit: Department of Transportation By MOHAMED FARGHALY The U.S. Department of Transportation has
by Queens Ledger Staff | news@queensledger.com The Queens Chamber of Commerce welcomed leaders in business, politics and culture from across the borough to Antun’s in
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com Over 600 Queens residents came out on Feb. 27 to celebrate the Queens Center for Progress’s 28th annual Evening of
by Sherica Daley | news@queensledger.com “We’re new to the neighborhood, and we wanted to reach out to everyone in the community” explained Zakiyyah Mohamed Stevens,
By Charlie Finnerty | cfinnerty@queensledger.com Workers and contractors at Amazon warehouse DBK4 at 55-15 Grand Ave in Maspeth staged a demonstration Saturday asserting their right
On Tuesday, October 11th, the Russo’s Group cut the ribbon at its new Luxury Apartment Building at 241-15 Northern Blvd in Douglaston, NY. Mr. Russo,
By Iryna Shkurhan | ishkurhan@queensledger.com Small businesses in Queens will soon have access to free legal advice in five different languages through a new pilot program
By Queens Ledger Staff | news@queensledger.com For former NYPD Lieutenant, John Rafferty, to protect and serve means a lot more than simply providing the community
