Community leaders, elected officials, business owners and residents gathered at Sunnyside Community Services on June 25 as Sunnyside Shines celebrated its 18th Annual Meeting, highlighting
BY JACK DELANEY | jdelaney@queensledger.com Under normal circumstances, a newly-minted state representative from New York City has half the year to prepare for the job after
BY COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com Congressional candidate Chuck Park showcased his breakdancing skills in front of dozens of supporters and curious locals at Woodside bar Chowk
When Queens’ movie studios become assets, workers become scapegoats. NICOLAS STERGIOU | nicolas.stergiou@gmail.com Producer, Social Media Manager, labor Organizer, and Unofficial “Astoria Street Spectator.” For over
Between the gleaming towers of Long Island City and the sludgy waters of Newtown Creek lies a rare green oasis — and a glimmer of hope for
LIC’s Energy Tech students made a strong showing at a high school climate innovation pitch contest modeled after “Shark Tank.” BY JACK DELANEY jdelaney@queensledger.com CENTRAL
Astoria coffee favorite Mighty Oak Roasters celebrated its 7-year anniversary this past weekend by teaming up with Curley’s Bagels for a special one-day pop-up that
The long lost story of Revolutionary War officer William Barry, who was laid to rest in what is now the side yard of Raffaele Mollica’s
By COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com LONG ISLAND CITY — On April 23 the Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens (VBGCQ) officially launched its new and improved
BY MARYAM RAHAMAN HUNTERS POINT — At the edge of Hunters Point Park South, most of the rocks are mossy green. Many of them are covered in
Community leaders, elected officials, business owners and residents gathered at Sunnyside Community Services on June 25 as Sunnyside Shines celebrated its 18th Annual Meeting, highlighting
BY JACK DELANEY | jdelaney@queensledger.com Under normal circumstances, a newly-minted state representative from New York City has half the year to prepare for the job after
BY COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com Congressional candidate Chuck Park showcased his breakdancing skills in front of dozens of supporters and curious locals at Woodside bar Chowk
When Queens’ movie studios become assets, workers become scapegoats. NICOLAS STERGIOU | nicolas.stergiou@gmail.com Producer, Social Media Manager, labor Organizer, and Unofficial “Astoria Street Spectator.” For over
Between the gleaming towers of Long Island City and the sludgy waters of Newtown Creek lies a rare green oasis — and a glimmer of hope for
LIC’s Energy Tech students made a strong showing at a high school climate innovation pitch contest modeled after “Shark Tank.” BY JACK DELANEY jdelaney@queensledger.com CENTRAL
Astoria coffee favorite Mighty Oak Roasters celebrated its 7-year anniversary this past weekend by teaming up with Curley’s Bagels for a special one-day pop-up that
The long lost story of Revolutionary War officer William Barry, who was laid to rest in what is now the side yard of Raffaele Mollica’s
By COLE SINANIAN cole@queensledger.com LONG ISLAND CITY — On April 23 the Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens (VBGCQ) officially launched its new and improved
BY MARYAM RAHAMAN HUNTERS POINT — At the edge of Hunters Point Park South, most of the rocks are mossy green. Many of them are covered in
