Dear Editor, As we age, the importance of maintaining our health becomes increasingly paramount. This often brings new concerns for many seniors like me, especially
By Madeline Edalow | news@queensledger.com New York City is ever-changing and long time residents grow accustomed to iconic establishments disappearing. I am a life-long New
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
By Christine Stoddard | cstoddard@queensledger.com It is February, which means it is Black History Month, and in Brooklyn of all places, that must be observed.
By Christine Stoddard | cstoddard@queensledger.com The following was originally published in the Jan. 25, 2024 print edition: On yet another teeth-chattering morning, I found myself
The following piece was originally printed in our Jan. 11, 2024 edition. This week, our new Brooklyn community editor, Christine Stoddard, returns with her column
By GOODW.Y.N. | news@queensledger.com When I think of MLK, I do not think about what most would consider. Him gallant and proud on in front
By Lincoln Restler, Councilman for District 33 Open restaurants emerged as one of the silver linings of the COVID-19 pandemic. They served as a
Hizzoner is known for wild statements and his antics. But he surprised the city, and even got national attention last week, when he declared at
Dear Editor, As we age, the importance of maintaining our health becomes increasingly paramount. This often brings new concerns for many seniors like me, especially
By Madeline Edalow | news@queensledger.com New York City is ever-changing and long time residents grow accustomed to iconic establishments disappearing. I am a life-long New
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
By Christine Stoddard | cstoddard@queensledger.com It is February, which means it is Black History Month, and in Brooklyn of all places, that must be observed.
By Christine Stoddard | cstoddard@queensledger.com The following was originally published in the Jan. 25, 2024 print edition: On yet another teeth-chattering morning, I found myself
The following piece was originally printed in our Jan. 11, 2024 edition. This week, our new Brooklyn community editor, Christine Stoddard, returns with her column
By GOODW.Y.N. | news@queensledger.com When I think of MLK, I do not think about what most would consider. Him gallant and proud on in front
By Lincoln Restler, Councilman for District 33 Open restaurants emerged as one of the silver linings of the COVID-19 pandemic. They served as a
Hizzoner is known for wild statements and his antics. But he surprised the city, and even got national attention last week, when he declared at
