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Honoring Queens’ best & brightest women
More than 800 people turned out at Terrace on the Park on Thursday, April 8 – including Borough President Helen Marshall and other elected officials – to help The Queens Courier and Queens Business pay tribute to those selected as the 8th Annual Top Women in Business.
Amid Haiti devastation, Carnival is quiet
Along a stretch of Linden Boulevard in Cambria Heights that is home to a variety of Haitian-owned businesses, the normally joyful Carnival was quiet as residents focused instead on helping Haiti get back on its feet. Hear from business owners and residents still reeling from the devastating January 12 earthquake.
Amid Haiti devastation, Carnival is quiet
Along a stretch of Linden Boulevard in Cambria Heights that is home to a variety of Haitian-owned businesses, the normally joyful Carnival was quiet as residents focused instead on helping Haiti get back on its feet. Hear from business owners and residents still reeling from the devastating January 12 earthquake.
Vets heal owl, return her to wild
May have been hit by car
Still a champion
Margaret Lambert just received word that her high jump record, set in Germany in 1936, is being restored. The record was taken from Lambert and she was kicked off the Nazi national team because she is Jewish.
Still a champion
Margaret Lambert just received word that her high jump record, set in Germany in 1936, is being restored. The record was taken from Lambert and she was kicked off the Nazi national team because she is Jewish.
The ‘San Man’
In celebration of The Courier’s 24th anniversary, the newspaper took a look at 24/7 jobs and services in the borough. As part of the coverage, the newspaper rode around with a pair of city sanitation workers at 6 a.m. to get a feel for their line of work.
The ‘San Man’
In celebration of The Courier’s 24th anniversary, the newspaper took a look at 24/7 jobs and services in the borough. As part of the coverage, the newspaper rode around with a pair of city sanitation workers at 6 a.m. to get a feel for their line of work.
Dirty Jobs in Queens: Manhole Maintenance
The Courier’s "Dirty Jobs in Queens" series took a look at Con Edison’s Environmental Operations Department, which is tasked with cleaning out the utility giant’s manholes.
