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Forest Hills Ledger

Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012

Ridgewood

Teen, 16, steals phone during G train fight: DA

RIDGEWOOD — A teenager was arraigned this month on charges he stole a cell phone during a massive fight on a G train subway car in Ridgewood, a spokeswoman for District Attorney Richard Brown said. Comment.

Friday, Dec. 30, 2011

Maspeth

Residents blast ‘confusing’ fliers on DOT’s Maspeth bypass plan

The city Department of Transportation has been circulating fliers with maps of the Maspeth bypass plan for trucks that the agency says will prevent double parking and congestion, but civic leaders say the literature is nothing but confusing. Comment.
Forest Hills

Forest Hills Temple celebrates Hanukkah with Menorah lighting and songs

The Reform Temple of Forest Hills celebrated Haunkkah with an outdoor Menorah lighting and a sing-along. Some of the selections included “Candlelight” and “Maoz Tzur,” sung by fourth- and seventh-graders. Comment.

Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011

Forest Hills

Turner win stuns boro in ‘11 GOP businessman’s victory over Dem Weprin makes political history

Heading into 2011, the Queens political scene was supposed to be uneventful, with District Attorney Richard Brown facing no opposition and the foregone conclusion that Democratic judicial candidates would defeat their Republican rivals as they have for every year in recent memory. Comment.
Glendale

Veteran honored posthumously

After fate brought him to a Glendale cemetery, Michael Hogan realized that his World War I veteran grandfather’s gravesite deserved a military headstone. Comment.

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