The Woodhaven Beat: Patriotism in Woodhaven
May 23, 2024
By Ed Wendell There were quite a few good signs of patriotism around Woodhaven over the past few days, providing much-needed hope and encouragement in
By Ed Wendell There were quite a few good signs of patriotism around Woodhaven over the past few days, providing much-needed hope and encouragement in
by Ed Wendell Just over one hundred years ago, a beautiful tradition was launched in Forest Park, the creation of a living, breathing memorial to
Mohamed Farghaly Samaritan Daytop Village’s Ed Thompson Veterans Program stands as a beacon of hope for veterans battling addiction and grappling with the aftermath
By Britney Trachtenberg britt@queensledger.com Despite the rain on the morning of Sun., May 12, Run Hustle Run hosted their 4th Annual Queens in Queens Mother’s Day
By Britney Trachtenberg britt@queensledger.com St. John’s Evangelical Church in Glendale is approaching their 180th anniversary. Led by Pastor Matt Staneck, the parish has delivered the gospel
By Britney Trachtenberg britt@queensledger.com Baseball players from John Adams High School visited the Challengers Division of W.O.R.K.S. Little League on Sat., May 4 to teach
By Britney Trachtenberg britt@queensledger.com Neir’s Tavern in Woodhaven hosted a community block party on Sat., Apr. 27 to celebrate their Queensmark Historic Designation, given to the
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 The bandshell in Forest Park, which turns 100 years old on June 15th, is named after famed bandleader George Seuffert Sr. who
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 Ed Wendell There were quite a few good signs of patriotism around Woodhaven over the past few days, providing much-needed hope and encouragement in
by Ed Wendell Just over one hundred years ago, a beautiful tradition was launched in Forest Park, the creation of a living, breathing memorial to
Mohamed Farghaly Samaritan Daytop Village’s Ed Thompson Veterans Program stands as a beacon of hope for veterans battling addiction and grappling with the aftermath
By Britney Trachtenberg britt@queensledger.com Despite the rain on the morning of Sun., May 12, Run Hustle Run hosted their 4th Annual Queens in Queens Mother’s Day
By Britney Trachtenberg britt@queensledger.com St. John’s Evangelical Church in Glendale is approaching their 180th anniversary. Led by Pastor Matt Staneck, the parish has delivered the gospel
By Britney Trachtenberg britt@queensledger.com Baseball players from John Adams High School visited the Challengers Division of W.O.R.K.S. Little League on Sat., May 4 to teach
By Britney Trachtenberg britt@queensledger.com Neir’s Tavern in Woodhaven hosted a community block party on Sat., Apr. 27 to celebrate their Queensmark Historic Designation, given to the
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 The bandshell in Forest Park, which turns 100 years old on June 15th, is named after famed bandleader George Seuffert Sr. who
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
