Century-Old Wood Shop Nears End; Owner Says Work Will ‘Last Forever’

It’s the end of an era in Williamsburg, where a staple of the community may be closing its doors after more than a century. American Wood Column Corporation, a 110-year-old family business that’s turned timber into everything from pulpits to Hollywood props, faces closure.  

Local Catholic School Enrollments Have Risen as COVID Cases Remain Low

As the first trimester of the school year comes to a close on Dec. 7, the 69 Catholic schools and academies across Brooklyn and Queens continue to go above and beyond for their communities. Children are still learning the fundamentals, while adhering to health and safety guidelines, through in-person learning or a hybrid learning model.

Feast Day Blessings in Flushing For Renovated Church, School

Celebrating the feast day of its patron saint in style, St. Kevin’s, Flushing, welcomed Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio to bless the newly completed renovations to the church and school June 3. Joining the bishop on the altar were members of the priesthood ordination class of 2017, celebrating their one-year anniversary.