The Woodhaven Beat: A Tale of Murder in Woodhaven, Part 2
February 7, 2024
By Ed Wendell Last week, we brought you the story of the murder of Professor Wilfred Phineas Kotkov of Woodhaven. It was a frigid night
By Ed Wendell Last week, we brought you the story of the murder of Professor Wilfred Phineas Kotkov of Woodhaven. It was a frigid night
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com Garbage backed up to the fourth floor in a trash shoot, festering in the summer heat. Inconsistent heat and hot
By Ed Wendell On a frigid night in February 1921, Professor Wilfred Phineas Kotkov got off the train at Boyd Avenue (88th Street) and cut
By Athena Dawson | news@queensledger.com On Saturday Jan. 27, the Queens Borough President’s office hosted their second annual Queens Tech and Job Fair at the
By Athena Dawson | news@queensledger.com On Saturday Jan. 27, the Queens borough president’s office hosted a Queens Mental Wellness Basketball Classic at St. Francis Prep
By Celia Bernhardt and Charlie Finnerty | news@queensledger.com The first day of the spring semester at Queens College saw a crowd of at least 100
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com Paul Vallone, a lifelong public servant hailing from a Queens political dynasty, died suddenly of a heart attack on Saturday
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By Athena Dawson | news@queensledger.com Community members and local government leaders gathered on Wednesday Jan. 24 to celebrate the 220th year of Haitian independence at
By Justin Joseph | news@queensledger.com On Thursday the New York Police Department hosted its annual Queens South Wheelchair Basketball game at Law Enforcement High School. At
By Ed Wendell Last week, we brought you the story of the murder of Professor Wilfred Phineas Kotkov of Woodhaven. It was a frigid night
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com Garbage backed up to the fourth floor in a trash shoot, festering in the summer heat. Inconsistent heat and hot
By Ed Wendell On a frigid night in February 1921, Professor Wilfred Phineas Kotkov got off the train at Boyd Avenue (88th Street) and cut
By Athena Dawson | news@queensledger.com On Saturday Jan. 27, the Queens Borough President’s office hosted their second annual Queens Tech and Job Fair at the
By Athena Dawson | news@queensledger.com On Saturday Jan. 27, the Queens borough president’s office hosted a Queens Mental Wellness Basketball Classic at St. Francis Prep
By Celia Bernhardt and Charlie Finnerty | news@queensledger.com The first day of the spring semester at Queens College saw a crowd of at least 100
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com Paul Vallone, a lifelong public servant hailing from a Queens political dynasty, died suddenly of a heart attack on Saturday
Take Action Now Help Keep Community Television Alive! Complete the 2 Min Form. CLICK HERE https://qptv.org/helpcommunitymedia#/2/
By Athena Dawson | news@queensledger.com Community members and local government leaders gathered on Wednesday Jan. 24 to celebrate the 220th year of Haitian independence at
By Justin Joseph | news@queensledger.com On Thursday the New York Police Department hosted its annual Queens South Wheelchair Basketball game at Law Enforcement High School. At
