Maspeth Annual Tree Lighting
December 11, 2025
“The Rockefeller Center tree might have the height, but we have the heart,” said David Daraio, president of Maspeth Chamber of Commerce. Hundreds of people
“The Rockefeller Center tree might have the height, but we have the heart,” said David Daraio, president of Maspeth Chamber of Commerce. Hundreds of people
Nancy Baer from Glendale’s Sacred Heart Food Pantry & parish ministries. received donations totaling $3,000 on Tuesday night, December 2nd. Nancy thanked the group and posed for a picture
New Year Brings Tap-and-Ride, Fare Enforcement Upgrades By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com After more than 30 years, New York City’s iconic MetroCard will no longer be
SwipeSave, a new Queens-based Merchant Services company, has launched with a clear focus: helping New York businesses lower their credit card processing fees while giving
Mike DenDekker, the Jackson Heights, East Elmhurst Assembly representative from 2009 through 2021, went back to his Msgr. McClancy High School roots Thursday for what
It’s rare that emotions about a subject in history can swing so wildly during a theatre production. Maspeth’s own Richard Vetere’s off-Broadway play Zaglada tugged
Queens at Center of NYC Casino Expansion Push By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com New York’s long-running push to bring full-scale casinos to the five boroughs cleared
Queens Cat Rescue Holds Adoption Day By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com Timber’s Legacy drew families, pet owners and curious passersby to Juniper Valley Park on Nov.
Christian Spencer Most NYPD precincts stage their annual turkey handouts as routine community-relations theater. The 116th Precinct in Queens flipped the script. On Nov. 23,
Christian Spencer More than 5,000 people turned out Sunday, November 16, at Citi Field for the sixth New York BagelFest, a festival that started six
“The Rockefeller Center tree might have the height, but we have the heart,” said David Daraio, president of Maspeth Chamber of Commerce. Hundreds of people
Nancy Baer from Glendale’s Sacred Heart Food Pantry & parish ministries. received donations totaling $3,000 on Tuesday night, December 2nd. Nancy thanked the group and posed for a picture
New Year Brings Tap-and-Ride, Fare Enforcement Upgrades By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com After more than 30 years, New York City’s iconic MetroCard will no longer be
SwipeSave, a new Queens-based Merchant Services company, has launched with a clear focus: helping New York businesses lower their credit card processing fees while giving
Mike DenDekker, the Jackson Heights, East Elmhurst Assembly representative from 2009 through 2021, went back to his Msgr. McClancy High School roots Thursday for what
It’s rare that emotions about a subject in history can swing so wildly during a theatre production. Maspeth’s own Richard Vetere’s off-Broadway play Zaglada tugged
Queens at Center of NYC Casino Expansion Push By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com New York’s long-running push to bring full-scale casinos to the five boroughs cleared
Queens Cat Rescue Holds Adoption Day By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com Timber’s Legacy drew families, pet owners and curious passersby to Juniper Valley Park on Nov.
Christian Spencer Most NYPD precincts stage their annual turkey handouts as routine community-relations theater. The 116th Precinct in Queens flipped the script. On Nov. 23,
Christian Spencer More than 5,000 people turned out Sunday, November 16, at Citi Field for the sixth New York BagelFest, a festival that started six
