Courtesy SHoP Architects, Field Operations By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com A transformative $8 billion infrastructure proposal, the Metropolitan Park development, is making significant strides
Courtesy Office of Council Member Joann Ariola MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com In a bold move to challenge New York City’s ambitious zoning reform, the City Council’s
MICHAEL PERLMAN “Looking Back At The Future: Photographing Vintage Leftovers of New York’s World’s Fairs” embodies a primary source, where no book of this comprehensive
MICHAEL PERLMAN Passover is among the most celebrated Jewish holidays, which consists of eight days often in April or in late March, based on the
By Robert Hornak The very complex and highly technical process of collecting nominating petitions to get on the ballot for this year’s citywide elections just concluded.
MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com Steinway Street became a vibrant hub of culture, flavor, and connection on March 13 as Malikah hosted its second annual NYC Ramadan
Courtesy Ferrara Manufacturing MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com As the cost of living continues to rise in New York City, particularly in the borough of Queens, Governor
All are invited to participate in the Cord Meyer Park Cleanup on Saturday, April 12th. For the fourth year in a row, Cord Meyer Development
Kora, the bakery that social media loves, opened its doors at its new Sunnyside location Saturday morning. More than a hundred people lined up along
By Robert Hornak Democrats have made eliminating fossil fuels one of their top priorities. Their plan for a green new deal has been insinuated into almost
Courtesy SHoP Architects, Field Operations By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com A transformative $8 billion infrastructure proposal, the Metropolitan Park development, is making significant strides
Courtesy Office of Council Member Joann Ariola MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com In a bold move to challenge New York City’s ambitious zoning reform, the City Council’s
MICHAEL PERLMAN “Looking Back At The Future: Photographing Vintage Leftovers of New York’s World’s Fairs” embodies a primary source, where no book of this comprehensive
MICHAEL PERLMAN Passover is among the most celebrated Jewish holidays, which consists of eight days often in April or in late March, based on the
By Robert Hornak The very complex and highly technical process of collecting nominating petitions to get on the ballot for this year’s citywide elections just concluded.
MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com Steinway Street became a vibrant hub of culture, flavor, and connection on March 13 as Malikah hosted its second annual NYC Ramadan
Courtesy Ferrara Manufacturing MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com As the cost of living continues to rise in New York City, particularly in the borough of Queens, Governor
All are invited to participate in the Cord Meyer Park Cleanup on Saturday, April 12th. For the fourth year in a row, Cord Meyer Development
Kora, the bakery that social media loves, opened its doors at its new Sunnyside location Saturday morning. More than a hundred people lined up along
By Robert Hornak Democrats have made eliminating fossil fuels one of their top priorities. Their plan for a green new deal has been insinuated into almost
