By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com A three-alarm fire broke out in Maspeth on Monday, displacing families from a two-story residential building on 60th Rd between
Middle Village Bagels, located at 79-16 Eliot Ave, was named Queens’ Best Bagel by the Queens Chamber of Commerce. The nomination process included over 55
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com Months after the tragic death of Krystyna Naprawa, a crossing guard who was killed by a sanitation truck on Woodhaven
by Stella Raine Chu What purpose does a community garden serve in a concrete jungle like New York City? For Elizabeth O’Connor, co-founder of
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com E&J Cards and Gifts is a community institution in Ridgewood. For over fifty years, the store’s shelves have been lined
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 | cbernhardt@queensledger.com A three-alarm fire broke out in Maspeth on Monday, displacing families from a two-story residential building on 60th Rd between
Middle Village Bagels, located at 79-16 Eliot Ave, was named Queens’ Best Bagel by the Queens Chamber of Commerce. The nomination process included over 55
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com Months after the tragic death of Krystyna Naprawa, a crossing guard who was killed by a sanitation truck on Woodhaven
by Stella Raine Chu What purpose does a community garden serve in a concrete jungle like New York City? For Elizabeth O’Connor, co-founder of
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com E&J Cards and Gifts is a community institution in Ridgewood. For over fifty years, the store’s shelves have been lined
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
