BQE Construction,
Complaints, Proceed
by Thomas Cogan
     The responsible parties for the project known as Reconstruction of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, Broadway to 25th Avenue, made their second 2003 report to the public on two evenings in early June, at the usual presentation sites, the Lexington School for the Deaf and the White Castle office locate...
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Marshall
Outlines
School Plans At SB 30
by richard gentilviso
     In many ways the June meeting of Community School Board, District 30 held at P.S. 149 in Jackson Heights was routine. District Superintendent Dr. Angelo Gimondo gave an end-of-school-year progress report and announced three supervisory appointments.
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Council Would Roll Up Awning Law, For Local Stores
by john toscano
     The City Council was scheduled yesterday to put the brakes to a 1962 law which "runs against common sense," according to Council Speaker Gifford Miller and has saddled many small businesses throughout the city with massive fines.
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Nolan Vetoes $600M
MTA Security Plan
by john toscano
     The recent spate of problems besetting the MTA, including doubt cast on its fiscal practices and the dismissal of its security director, led Assemblymember Catherine Nolan to veto the agency’s $591 million transit security plan late last month.
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Maloney Seeks Funds For Sick Ground Zero Vols
     Responding to reports that New York state is denying healthcare assistance to September 11 volunteers who developed illnesses as a result of their heroic response, Congressmember Carolyn Maloney and area lawmakers have urged immediate action by Governor George Pataki to use federal funds already rec...
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Law Bans
Summons Quotas
     Assemblymember Catherine Nolan recently met with Assemblymember Jose Peralta (l.) and City Councilmember Hiram Monserrate, who announced their support for her bill A.
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