A Queens salon gave a new mantra for charity: “Hair gone today for the future for needy girls tomorrow.”
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Slain marine remembered by family, loved ones
The family and friends of a Hollis soldier gathered to remember his sacrifice one year later.
Botanical Gardens names tree for Boy Scouts leader
William DeCota always went the distance to help his friends and family, according to colleagues. Now those friends are returning the favor with a green gift.
“Good News” goes on tour
For years, singer Shiloh Brown said that Gospel music has inspired him artistically. After years of performing, he will bring that inspiration to audiences around the nation.
Boro flight attendant makes grand exit: DA
Steven Slater’s alleged stunt on a JetBlue airplane has been turned him into a criminal in the eyes of the authorities but a hero to working class employees around the country.
Baisley Park hosts Gospel Fest
Hot summer temperatures and cool soul tunes made for a memorable night at Baisley Pond Park.
New medical center opens at Kennedy
A new health office has been created to meet the growing needs of JFK Airport’s users and staff.
Safe Space returns home
A non-profit dedicated to helping families in New York City has moved back to its Jamaica offices.
Springfield Gardens brothers mourned
The family of two boys killed in a Springfield Gardens fire honored their young lives in an emotional funeral.
Jains flock to Queens to consecrate temple
One of the holiest ceremonies of a south Asian religion was held in Elmhurst, Queens, and thousands came to be a part of it.
PS/MS 156 celebrates Juneteenth
Juneteenth is a special celebration honoring black history, and one southeast Queens school decided to use it as a way to unite many generations.
Gardeners offered tips at Jamaica workshop
A new community garden in southeast Queens is being used to help nearby residents with their green skills.
Fallen principal still watches over IS 238
Assistant Principal Mitchell Wiener may not be telling jokes over the PA system at I.S. 238, but his years of dedication and care for students and staff still pushes people forward.
Scholarship named after IS 59 teacher
A well loved Jamaica music teacher is being honored with a grant to keep the tunes alive for future generations.
BioBlitz competitors to examine Jamaica Bay
A competition is going to teach students and interested sciences the ins and outs of Jamaica Bay.
York grads relish their last moments
With a rough economy and uncertain future, York College graduates received some well wishes from top officials during their commencement exercises.
Marshall urges boro visitors to Discover Queens
What’s the best location to travel to this summer? According to Queens leaders its in their borough and they showed off the seasonal treats that will be offered.
St. John’s 2010 class looks to the future
St. John’s graduates reveled in the pomp and circumstance as they received their diplomas for their hard work.
Boro art exhibit takes aim at foreclosure
An art show at a Jamaica space aims not only to chronicle the housing crisis but also help the people most affected by it.
Holy Child Jesus Church celebrates 100 yrs
Holy Child Jesus Church has been a cultural institution in the Richmond Hill community and neighborhood residents of all faiths came out to wish the church a happy birthday.