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Fred Gitner, who runs programs for migrants at the Queens Public Library, is one of 10 librarians to receive an American Library Association award.
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Fred Gitner, who runs programs for migrants at the Queens Public Library, is one of 10 librarians to receive an American Library Association award.
Whether you believe in making a New Year’s resolution or not, at the start of every new year, it is normal to look back and take stock of the highs and lows and think of where you would like to do better, what might make you happier, and consider what comfort zones you are ready to push out of. We all have goals and wishes that we would like for ourselves but can sometimes be unsure of where to start. Whether you would like to meet new friends, start up on a business dream, or just find a fun hobby to make you happier, here is a roundup of courses, events, and things to try in the Western Qu...
A record number of migrants are taking their first step to becoming residents of New York City by signing up for IDNYC cards, The Post has learned.
As a member of “The Committee to Save Latimer House,” I applaud your recent article “celebrating a Renaissance man” (“The Lewis Latimer House Museum,” 45th Annual Anniversary Edition: Cool Spots,
If you’re a fan of live theatrical performances, particularly those of the very brief kind, the place to be on Aug. 19 is the Queens Library’s Astoria branch, where the