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November 1, 2000 / Front Page

Three Arrested At Shea With Forged Credentials And Passes

Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown, joined by New York City police officials and representatives of Major League Baseball, announced that three Rhode Island men were arrested Oct. More...

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Public Service Announcements

Jackson Heights Community Development Corporation, housing assistance program, free clinic, Monday to Thursday, call 458-3600 for an appointment. More...

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Car Alarms' Cry

While legendary fabulist Aesop may have been the first one to write it down in the sixth century B.C., the story of the boy who cried wolf has been a part of human consciousness for far longer. More...

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Roving Photographer

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It’s A Three-Peat For Two 114 Pct. Cops

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Taminent Vs. Kenna Keys Frantic Election Scramble Here On Tues

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Gianaris, Gore Discuss Campaign Issues

Mike Gianaris, Democratic Party nominee for the 36th Assembly District covering Astoria and Long Island City, recently met with Vice President Al Gore to discuss issues of importance to Astoria and Long Island City. More...