Queens' Lost Battalion Hall reopens following $25.9 million reconstruction

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The historic Lost Battalion Hall in Queens has reopened after a $25.9 million reconstruction project. The 87-year-old community recreation center underwent extensive renovations. Upgrades include improved fitness rooms, accessible facilities, modern safety systems, and a refurbished basketball court. The project aims to modernize the facility for continued public use.

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