Remembering School Safety Agent Orville Williams
May 2, 2024
By Ed Wendell Orville Williams was only 25 years old, not much older than the students that passed by him in the hall every day.
By Ed Wendell Orville Williams was only 25 years old, not much older than the students that passed by him in the hall every day.
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com A 19-year-old Bengali Ozone Park resident named Win Rozario called 911 on Wednesday, March 27 seeking help while suffering from
by Charlie Finnerty Reality House, Inc., a substance abuse and addiction treatment center in Astoria, are expanding their residential in-patient facility on Astoria Blvd. from
By Ed Wendell A tragedy happened in Woodhaven nearly 100 years ago. A police officer from another part of Queens, temporarily assigned here to find
Examples of treatments that could be applied to BQE North and South. Credit: Department of Transportation By MOHAMED FARGHALY The U.S. Department of Transportation has
A $117 million federal grant injects new life into the ambitious QueensWay project, aiming to transform a blighted stretch of abandoned railway into a vibrant
by Queens Ledger Staff | news@queensledger.com The Queens Chamber of Commerce welcomed leaders in business, politics and culture from across the borough to Antun’s in
By Ed Wendell On March 28, 1994, Engine Company 24/Hook & Ladder 5 raced to the scene of a fire at 62 Watts Street in
By Britney Trachtenberg | news@queensledger.com On Thurs., Feb. 22, during a ceremony at One Police Plaza, Police Commissioner Edward A. Caban promoted School Crossing Guard
by Charlie Finnerty | cfinnerty@queensledger.com Woodside on the Move, the Right to Counsel Coalition, Chhaya, Catholic Migration Services and other Queens-based community organizations hosted a
By Ed Wendell Orville Williams was only 25 years old, not much older than the students that passed by him in the hall every day.
By Celia Bernhardt | cbernhardt@queensledger.com A 19-year-old Bengali Ozone Park resident named Win Rozario called 911 on Wednesday, March 27 seeking help while suffering from
by Charlie Finnerty Reality House, Inc., a substance abuse and addiction treatment center in Astoria, are expanding their residential in-patient facility on Astoria Blvd. from
By Ed Wendell A tragedy happened in Woodhaven nearly 100 years ago. A police officer from another part of Queens, temporarily assigned here to find
Examples of treatments that could be applied to BQE North and South. Credit: Department of Transportation By MOHAMED FARGHALY The U.S. Department of Transportation has
A $117 million federal grant injects new life into the ambitious QueensWay project, aiming to transform a blighted stretch of abandoned railway into a vibrant
by Queens Ledger Staff | news@queensledger.com The Queens Chamber of Commerce welcomed leaders in business, politics and culture from across the borough to Antun’s in
By Ed Wendell On March 28, 1994, Engine Company 24/Hook & Ladder 5 raced to the scene of a fire at 62 Watts Street in
By Britney Trachtenberg | news@queensledger.com On Thurs., Feb. 22, during a ceremony at One Police Plaza, Police Commissioner Edward A. Caban promoted School Crossing Guard
by Charlie Finnerty | cfinnerty@queensledger.com Woodside on the Move, the Right to Counsel Coalition, Chhaya, Catholic Migration Services and other Queens-based community organizations hosted a
