by Stefanie Donayre On Monday, May 20th, supporters gathered in a private residence in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, NY to attend a fundraiser to rally behind
Department of Transportation Ydanis Rodriguez, NYC DOT Commissioner, announces the launch of the Pollinator Port Project during Earth Week, highlighting the city’s commitment to supporting
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By Kendra J. Bostock | news@queensledger.com Brooklyn Children’s Museum (BCM) will honor Black History Month with a week-long celebration, Black Future Festival: We Da People. Taking place
Brooklynites can turn to this lantern made of recycled plastics the next time a city-issued waterbody advisory is issued. By Lauren Peacock | news@queensledger.com It’s
By Christine Stoddard | cstoddard@queensledger.com The best meal I had on the go this week–and, yes, I am so often on the go–was the Braised
By Christine Stoddard | cstoddard@queensledger.com I stand corrected. In my previous column, I cited statistics about Brooklyn’s Black population using numbers provided by Brooklyn.org. While
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by Stefanie Donayre On Monday, May 20th, supporters gathered in a private residence in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, NY to attend a fundraiser to rally behind
Department of Transportation Ydanis Rodriguez, NYC DOT Commissioner, announces the launch of the Pollinator Port Project during Earth Week, highlighting the city’s commitment to supporting
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
By Mohamed Farghaly For over four decades, BRIC has long been an essential part of Brooklyn’s cultural landscape, providing creative stimulation and community engagement at
By Kendra J. Bostock | news@queensledger.com Brooklyn Children’s Museum (BCM) will honor Black History Month with a week-long celebration, Black Future Festival: We Da People. Taking place
Brooklynites can turn to this lantern made of recycled plastics the next time a city-issued waterbody advisory is issued. By Lauren Peacock | news@queensledger.com It’s
By Christine Stoddard | cstoddard@queensledger.com The best meal I had on the go this week–and, yes, I am so often on the go–was the Braised
By Christine Stoddard | cstoddard@queensledger.com I stand corrected. In my previous column, I cited statistics about Brooklyn’s Black population using numbers provided by Brooklyn.org. While
The following is an excerpt from an episode of the TV talk show “Badass Lady-Folk,” featuring guest Jada Bennett, a dancer, singer, actress, and Brooklyn
An Interview with Stained Glass Artist Sandra Forrest By Meagan J. Meehan | news@queensledger.com Sandra (“Sandy”) Forrest is the creator of vividly-colored mosaic artwork which
