The Brooklyn Bards’ Donal Nolan, dead at 58
April 13, 2022
He was many things—the family archivist, a regular at Kitty Kiernans, a native son of Bay Ridge, devoted caregiver for his mother, and an often
He was many things—the family archivist, a regular at Kitty Kiernans, a native son of Bay Ridge, devoted caregiver for his mother, and an often
While NYC may have the slowest buses in the country, these advocates think they can make it one of the best – with the mayor’s
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: Matthew Fischetti Mfischetti@queensledger.com Darlene Okpo always had the idea of opening up a bookstore in the back of her head since her early
By Daniel Offner doffner@queensledger.com The memory of Brooklyn’s own Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace remains very much alive in Bed-Stuy. Wallace, a.k.a. Biggie Smalls, was
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com The open street on Willoughby Avenue hasn’t made everyone happy. At the community meeting about the project, hosted by Councilwoman
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com New York City Councilman Lincoln Restler and Councilwoman Shahana Hanif aren’t cut from the same cloth. Restler got his start
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com The workers at United Metro Energy Corporation (UMEC), one of the largest energy producers in the city, have been on
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com A new subway safety plan went into effect on Monday, but homeless advocates fear the “crisis mode” plan doesn’t go far
He was many things—the family archivist, a regular at Kitty Kiernans, a native son of Bay Ridge, devoted caregiver for his mother, and an often
While NYC may have the slowest buses in the country, these advocates think they can make it one of the best – with the mayor’s
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: Matthew Fischetti Mfischetti@queensledger.com Darlene Okpo always had the idea of opening up a bookstore in the back of her head since her early
By Daniel Offner doffner@queensledger.com The memory of Brooklyn’s own Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace remains very much alive in Bed-Stuy. Wallace, a.k.a. Biggie Smalls, was
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com The open street on Willoughby Avenue hasn’t made everyone happy. At the community meeting about the project, hosted by Councilwoman
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com New York City Councilman Lincoln Restler and Councilwoman Shahana Hanif aren’t cut from the same cloth. Restler got his start
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com The workers at United Metro Energy Corporation (UMEC), one of the largest energy producers in the city, have been on
By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com A new subway safety plan went into effect on Monday, but homeless advocates fear the “crisis mode” plan doesn’t go far
