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August 16, 2000 / Front Page

D’Elia Elected SB 30 President, TRS Becomes Charter School

BY RICHARD GENTILVISO

Community School Board 30 got back on track after a brief derailment by electing Giovanna D More...

Political Page

Weiner Wants Action By Election Finance Agency; Praises Lieberman

Congressmember Anthony Weiner (Brooklyn/Queens) has called upon the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to announce a decision in the penalty phase of its investigation into City Councilmember Noach Dear More...

Spay/Neuter Adoption Van At City Hall Photo Rudy Orozco

City Council Speaker Peter F. Vallone (next to Mary Tyler Moore) and Health Committee Chair Victor Robles (to Vallone More...

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Editorials

Editorial

New York City Meets West Nile Virus Challenge

Last year a new disease came into New York City borne on the bloodstreams of birds and transmitted through the bites of mosquitoes. West Nile virus killed seven people and made some 60 others ill. More...

Letters

WWII Figures Flawed

Re: "Flushing Business Group Will Help Finance WWII Memorial," by Richard Gentilviso in the Western Queens Gazette of Aug. 9th: More...

Roving Photographer

By Rev. Austin H. Armitstead With DDW More...

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Restaurant Plans Go Forward

BY LINDA J. WILSON

Plans for expansion of Ponticello Restaurant at 46-11 Broadway are expected to proceed after a hearing before the City Planning Commission last week at which it was noted that the proposal had received nearly unanimous approval of Community Board 1 a More...

Seniors

Senior Spotlight

Complaints Bring Repairs To Adult Home In Elmhurst

By John Toscano

Swift action by state Senator Toby Stavisky has resulted in major repairs to the Leben Home for Adults in Elmhurst and a fresh, new look for the facility. More...

Seniors Deserve Quality Services

City Councilmember Karen Koslowitz (l.) last week addressed the Young Israel Senior Center. Koslowitz met with the center More...

The Good News About Aging… Ask Commissioner Stupp

Dear Commissioner Stupp:

By Herbert Stupp, commissioner, New York City Department For The Aging

I More...

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