Eight years after first being proposed by community activists,
the Maspeth Bypass truck management plan has yet to
be instituted, and some in the community are wondering when
the proposal will become a reality.
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Traveling by foot along the
Long Island Rail Road’s Port
Washington branch was a
bad decision for a man who
was struck and critically injured
by a train last Friday
night, Dec. More...
Three years’ probation, community service and counseling
are the penalties State Sen. Hiram Monserrate was ordered to
serve last Friday, Dec. 4, for assaulting his girlfriend in his
Jackson Heights apartment last December.
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The new leadership at Notre Dame Catholic Academy of
Ridgewood reflected on several changes that have recently taken
place at the school formerly known as Our Lady of the Miraculous
Medal, as well as weighing in on upcoming programs and
activities designed to better prepare students for what lies
ahead.
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Councilmen Blast
Gay Marriage Loss
City Council Members elect Jimmy Van Bramer and Daniel Dromm who became the first openly gay elected officials in Queens history with their respective wins in last month’s election voiced disappointment with the defeat of the gay marriage bill in the State Senate last Wednesday, Dec. 2. More...
The U16 and U18 Academy teams played three games in
Phoenix, Ariz. versus teams from Florida, Michigan and Colorado
with both Gottschee squads coming home with 2-1
records.
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The American economy has become so demoralized that
a very slight decline in job losses is being treated as if it
were an earth-shattering breakthrough.
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Once again we are in the Christmas season, and the coalin
your-stocking crowd is back at it. This year the American
Humanist Association is putting up bus ads in selected cities
that say: “No God? No Problem! More...
WALKING IN HARM’S WAY