Dates To Know In Forest Hills This Week

Patch has put together a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for Feb. 22 through Feb. 28.

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Dates To Know In Forest Hills This Week

Patch has put together a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for Feb. 15 through Feb. 21.

City Back To Work On Library | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Forest Hills Community Board Launches Coronavirus Webinar Series | Man Charged With Assault In Kew Gardens Subway Station Attack

Dates To Know In Forest Hills This Week

Patch has put together a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for Feb. 7 through Feb. 13.

Forest Hills Still A 'Yellow Zone' | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Neighbors Urge City To Make Union Turnpike Safer | NYPD Leads Graffiti Cleanup In Forest Hills | Church Urges Coronavirus Testing

Dates To Know In Forest Hills This Week

Patch has put together a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for Jan. 31 through Feb. 6.

NYPD Leads Graffiti Cleanup In Forest Hills

The NYPD's 112th Precinct led a "large scale" graffiti cleanup in the neighborhood Wednesday afternoon, officials said.

Burglaries Drive Small Crime Uptick | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Forest Hills Woman Sets Sights On Climbing World's Seven Summits | New Grant Program Devotes $15M To Queens Small Business Recovery

Dates To Know In Forest Hills This Week

Patch has put together a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for Jan. 24 through Jan. 30.

Coronavirus Cluster In DA's Office | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Coronavirus Testing Truck Coming To Rego Center | Umbrella Hotel Closes | CB6 Approves Apartment Building

Dates To Know In Forest Hills This Week

Patch has put together a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for Jan. 17 through Jan. 23.

Ikea To Open This Month | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Metropolitan Avenue Merchants Form Small-Business Alliance, This Forest Hills Private School Is Among NY's Best

Dates To Know In Forest Hills This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for Jan. 10 through Jan. 16.

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Bald Eagle In Central Park | Pasta Thieves Clear Out Restaurant's Noodles | UES' COVID Death Toll

Don’t Itemize? Food Drive Gifts In Queens Still Tax Deductible

Patch Holiday Food Drive donations to Feeding America to help hungry New Yorkers are tax-deductible — even if you don’t itemize.

Duo Accused Of $30M Medicare Scheme | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Forest Hills Nonprofit Brings Christmas Aid To Homeless | Hit-And-Run Driver Arrested | Truck Carrying Propane Explodes On LIE

Anti-Semitic Graffiti Investigated | Forest Hills Week In Review

Forest Hills Teenager Goes Missing | Where To Get Tested For Coronavirus In Forest Hills | Asian Association Host Ranked-Choice Voting Talk

Compost Collective Plans Regrowth | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Forest Hills Woman Hit With Weapons Charges Had Fake Guns | COVID-19 Cases Close 2 Elementary Schools | Stolen ATM Found At Dog Run

Forest Hills Jewish Center Hits The Market | Week In Review

Also: Awkwafina Wins 'Made In NY' Award | Donovan Richards Moves To Queens Borough Hall | More Than 2,800 Homeless Students In District 28

City Cracks Down On Umbrella Hotel | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Forest Hills Holiday Lights Return | Local Restaurant Wins Outdoor Dining Grant | Rego Park Woman Killed In Crash

Queens DA To Lower Office Capacity | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Man Charged With 3 Attempted Rapes | Forest Hills Artist's Works Are Acts Of Healing | Man Rides Off With $11K Bike

1 Arrest In Attack On Muslim Family | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: P.S. 101 Closed Due To Coronavirus Cases | Queens Prosecutor Tests Positive For Virus | Queens 'StartUP!' Competition

Coronavirus Rate Holds Steady | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Congresswoman Meng Wins Re-election | Upcoming Town Hall On Forest Hills Issues | Special Election Scheduled

Austin Street Businesses Hold On | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Rego Park Developer Fined | Most Overloaded Early-Voting Sites | Local Libraries Reopen

Lockdowns Lifted In 'Red Zone' | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Rego Park Woman Starts Baking Business | Memories Of Shanghai Moves From Alley To Austin Street | Investment Adviser Convicted

Coronavirus In Queens DA's Office | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: No Participatory Budget | New Rapid COVID-19 Testing Site | Teen Arrested In Death Of Forest Park Golf Course Worker

Volunteers Take On Local Graffiti | Forest Hills Week In Review

Also: Coronavirus Cluster In Central Queens | Lefferts Boulevard Bridge Businesses Will Get New Management | Queens Borough Hall Toy Drive

Forest Hills Volunteer Ambulance Corps' Memorial Ride Returns

The Forest Hills Volunteer Ambulance Corps' annual "Run for Richie" 9/11 memorial ride will see some changes this year due to the pandemic.

Volunteer Cleanups Return To MacDonald Park In Forest Hills

The Friends of MacDonald Park will host a cleanup effort on Saturday.

MacDonald Park Withers Under Months Of Neglect

The Forest Hills green space is overgrown and its plants are parched in the absence of those who typically tend to it.

Virtual Celebration To Honor Late Queens BP Claire Shulman

The Queens Borough President's Office will host a virtual celebration Thursday of the legacy of Claire Shulman, who died Aug. 16.

Forest Hills Rallies Behind Local Business Owner After Stroke

The Forest Hills community is uniting to aid a local business owner as he recovers from a stroke that left him almost completely paralyzed.

Forest Hills Heroes: Help Patch Honor Those Making A Difference

The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.

Forest Hills Sisters Help Local Biz Reach The Hearing-Impaired

Masks make communication difficult for those with hearing loss. Now, three Forest Hills sisters are offering local businesses a solution.

After Beloved Forest Hills Cat Disappears, Some Suspect Foul Play

Tanu the cat, the unofficial mayor of Forest Hills, has been missing for over a week from his normal outdoor haunts.

Rego Park Library To Reopen For To-Go Service

The Rego Park library is reopening six days a week for customers to pick up reading materials.

Police Precincts Team Up For Forest Hills Graffiti Cleanup

Police officers from Forest Hills and Kew Gardens joined forces this week to clean up graffiti in the Austin Street pedestrian underpass.

Forest Hills Couple Busted Trying To Sell Elephant Foot Stools

Investigators spotted the stools listed for sale online — a felony under state conservation law​.

Forest Hills Residents Asked To Conserve Energy

Con Edison is asking some residents of central Queens to conserve energy as workers repair equipment on Tuesday amid a days-long heat wave.