BY JON CRONIN Staff Writer Woodhaven’s historic Neir’s Tavern, built in 1829, will be holding a rally on May 7 to create awareness for their cause and just maybe convince the City’s Landmark... Read more
BY ESTER R. FUCHS For the first time in decades, New York voters were part of a competitive and contentious presidential primary process. We got to see Republicans bake matzo in Brooklyn and... Read more
Courtesy Greater Astoria Historical Society This postcard, submitted by the Greater Astoria Historical Society, shows Grace Church in Downtown Jamaica. This church is the oldest Episcopal Ch... Read more
By Yvette Brown North Corona is mainly known for the jazz legend, Louis Armstrong, who would fill the area with his music when he lived there. Armstrong lived at 34-56 107th Street right off... Read more
By Yvette Brown Long Island City is geographically the largest area in Queens, housing many residents, businesses, shopping centers and plenty of entertainment including some popular museums... Read more
BY DOMENICK RAFTER For most people who aren’t from Queens, Kew Gardens Hills is just another extension of Flushing. In fact, maybe people who live there identify their community as “Flushing... Read more
BY LYNN EDMONDS Staff Writer Delta Airlines is committed to engaging with and giving back to the Queens community, Senior Vice President Gail Grimmett said at a business forum breakfast at Q... Read more
BY YVETTE BROWN Staff Writer Mayor Bill de Blasio and the Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office for International Affairs, Penny Abeywardena, welcomed the inaugural cohort of New York City Juni... Read more