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Articles Written by: LINDA J. WILSON
John Choe, co-president of the Mitchell- Linden Civic Association, and Democratic District Leader Martha Flores-Vazquez reacted to Monday's raids on homes in two Flushing neighborhoods by New York City and federal law enforcement agencies with a joint ...
From LIZ GOFF AND LINDA J. WILSON,
The Queens Gazette,
16 Sep 2009
Mere facts do not begin to describe the complex, complicated, multilingual and multitalented person who is Elizabeth Freeman Uhlig.
In November 2000 this newspaper carried a review of Elizabeth Uhlig's Grandmother Mary, the story of the author's ...
Ticket office windows will close at 20 Long Island Rail Road stations, including Douglaston, Floral Park, Forest Hills, Kew Gardens and Little Neck in Queens, starting Wednesday, August 19. LIRR Passenger Services Department employees will be at the ...
Cuts in staffing, removal of collection boxes and a twocent increase in the price of stamps still leave the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), better known as the Post Office, with a potential loss of nearly $7 billion this fiscal year. Efforts to offset the ...
During World War II, Bernado and Orazio, two soldiers in the Italian Army, were roommates in a military hospital. A few years after the war, Oraizo's widow, Giuseppa, her parents and her younger children found themselves living next door to Bernardo ...
The Long Island Rail Road offered a unique opportunity for customers and rail fans on Saturday, July 25 to retrace part of the line's original route from Queens to Greenport as part of the line's 175th anniversary celebration. Two hundred forty ...
While he studied for his Pharm. D—the equivalent of a doctoral degree—Michael Polise always chose to take every elective in alternative medications that the six-year course at St. John's University offered. Last July he and his brother, Vincenzo ...
BY LINDA J. WILSON
Three synagogues in Queens: the Astoria Center of Israel, the Free Synagogue of Flushing and the
The Astoria Center of Israel (ACI), 27-35 Crescent St., Astoria, was founded in 1921 when the members of Congregation Mishkan Israel ...
On Tuesday, July 14, 2009, Shell Hydrogen, along with Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and General Motors announced the opening of the first hydrogen fueling station in New York City, part of the world's first metropolitan cluster of stations ...
For Bill Cotter and many of his generation, the name "New York World's Fair" conjures images of the 1964-65 event at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. People old enough to remember its precursor, the 1939-40 World's Fair, held on the same site, however, ...
