Combining Talent to Help Women in Woodhaven
November 28, 2022
By Ed Wendell projectwoodhaven@gmail.com Inside the School Sisters of Notre Dame Educational Center for Women there is a large collage entitled “The Wall of Fame.”
By Ed Wendell projectwoodhaven@gmail.com Inside the School Sisters of Notre Dame Educational Center for Women there is a large collage entitled “The Wall of Fame.”
By Ed Wendell projectwoodhaven@gmail.com History repeated itself Monday morning. We woke up to the sounds of helicopters and text messages asking us if we knew
By Alicia Venter aventer@queensledger.com Helen Day has been president of the Richmond Hill Historical Society for two years, after devoting 19 years of her life
By Alicia Venter aventer@queensledger.com Three members of Community Board 9 (CB9) had no idea when they sat down for their monthly meeting on Thursday of
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Steve Donziger is doing all right. After 993 days under detention, Steve Donziger can celebrate freedom. Donziger, an environmental lawyer, was
The city has created a new mobile unit to coordinate different city agencies and deliver services to those who may not be aware of their
New York City experienced an active shooter situation early Tuesday morning, when an unidentified male individual began to open fire on the N line subway
The East Flatbush mother of a 12-year-old who was killed by a gun bullet while eating with family is asking for some kind of justice.
Inside prison, the tallies marked the months spent incarcerated. Now, in Williamsburg, it represents the continued punishment seen after people are released. On the corner
By Mattthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Robert Valle knows you need the right ingredients to make something special. He first started flipping burgers at 17-years-old and from
By Ed Wendell projectwoodhaven@gmail.com Inside the School Sisters of Notre Dame Educational Center for Women there is a large collage entitled “The Wall of Fame.”
By Ed Wendell projectwoodhaven@gmail.com History repeated itself Monday morning. We woke up to the sounds of helicopters and text messages asking us if we knew
By Alicia Venter aventer@queensledger.com Helen Day has been president of the Richmond Hill Historical Society for two years, after devoting 19 years of her life
By Alicia Venter aventer@queensledger.com Three members of Community Board 9 (CB9) had no idea when they sat down for their monthly meeting on Thursday of
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Steve Donziger is doing all right. After 993 days under detention, Steve Donziger can celebrate freedom. Donziger, an environmental lawyer, was
The city has created a new mobile unit to coordinate different city agencies and deliver services to those who may not be aware of their
New York City experienced an active shooter situation early Tuesday morning, when an unidentified male individual began to open fire on the N line subway
The East Flatbush mother of a 12-year-old who was killed by a gun bullet while eating with family is asking for some kind of justice.
Inside prison, the tallies marked the months spent incarcerated. Now, in Williamsburg, it represents the continued punishment seen after people are released. On the corner
By Mattthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Robert Valle knows you need the right ingredients to make something special. He first started flipping burgers at 17-years-old and from
