Parks Department officials and developers for the first time unveiled their draft plans for a linear park along an unused rail line in Forest Hills dubbed the QueensWay during a virtual meeting this week.
Read More“The lines divide us in a way that dilutes our ability to be a strong voice.”
Read MoreAfter a delay last year, the Queens Boulevard bike line is expected to be completed by fall of this year.
Read MoreForest Hills is the latest Queens neighborhood to see a startling spike in COVID-19 rates, a surge that could result in school closures.
Read MoreOur Lady Queen of Martyrs in Forest Hills will host its ninth annual "Taste of the World" food festival on March 8.
Read MoreCommunity boards have opposed service road bike lanes because they say they would remove roughly 200 parking spots.
Read More“Crossing Queens Boulevard when you don’t see, or don’t see well, or don’t walk fast is pretty much terrifying.”
Read MoreFor those who lived and worked in Queens at the time, it was a crippling nightmare.
Read MoreFor the third time this month, exterminators visited the Forest Hills-71st Street station MTA control tower Tuesday morning to fumigate for bed bugs.
Read MoreThe study found that 41 percent of all New York City schools — 755 in total — did not reflect their districts’ demographics.
Read MoreThe next stop is … wait is that Awkwafina?
Read MoreThe church’s World Service Committee will hold the recruitment event at the Church-in-the-Gardens Community House on Feb. 23.
Read MoreDirectors Josh and Benny Safdie, of Forest Hills, said the film has been a long-term project for them.
Read MoreQueens has had a number of high profile anti-Semitic incidents this year.
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