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Flushing was established as a settlement of New Netherland on Oct. 10, 1645, on the eastern bank of Flushing Creek. It was named after the Dutch city of

On the final weekend of Black History Month, community leaders and residents from across the city gathered Sunday, Feb. 26, for a special event and tour of

Jason “Jam Master Jay” Mizell rocks a Kangol hat (far l.) in this 1984 photo that British artist Janette Beckman took near his child­hood home on 205th Street in Hol­lis. He is joined by Joseph “DJ Run” Simmons (immedi­ate r.), while Darryl “D.M.C.” Mc­Daniels (standing, far r.). They formed Run-D.M.C., a pioneer­ing rap trio whose

Although most prevailing stories about religious freedom in America involve white Christians, there are remarkable stories of faith in the histories of Muslims, African Americans and others.

Progressive countries not only permit building of temples, churches, mosques, and synagogues, but also allow religious leaders to travel and give lectures and discou...

Principals ousted from schools for misconduct or incompetence often land softly in the city Department of Education bureaucracy — where they make as much money and get the same health and pension benefits as their peers who do the work of running...

The Consulate and Indian-American Newspaper in New York & Dallas The Indian Panorama had organised a special Baisakhi celebration, attended by members of the Sikh community and diaspora.

In a significant moment for the Hindu community in the US, a street outside a renowned and prominent temple has been named the 'Ganesh Temple Street'.

John Bowne High School in Flushing, New York, provides students with exposure to employment opportunities in agriculture and is currently the only school in New York City with an ag

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