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May 1, 2002 / Front Page

Street Renamed For Lost Firefighter

On Saturday, April 27, 33rd Road at 21st Street was renamed Christopher Santora Place to commemorate Santora, a New York City firefighter who grew up in the Queensview cooperative housing complex and died in the September 11 terrorist attacks on the More...

Community Calendar

Calendar To Your Good Health

May 7, Queensborough Community College, screenings for cholesterol, body fat, blood sugar, hearing, etc; QCC Science Lobby; 631-6275. More...

Public Service Announcements

Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, prostate cancer prevention trial; (212) 305-0347. More...

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Restaurant of the Week

Restaurant Of The Week

Follow The Signs To Zodiac For Great Food And Drink

By Teresa Barile

Great food, drinks and entertainment at Zodiac Restaurant has been entertaining and feeding the Astoria community for six years and the good times keep coming on, as do crowds of cheerful patrons to the corner of Newtown Avenue and 31st Street where More...

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Seniors

AARP, the nationwide senior citizens’ advocacy group, is planning a more proactive role in making available prescription drugs at a lower price for its 35 million members and all other seniors across the country.

Officials at the organization said they would join lawsuits to challenge the methods used by major brand-name drug manufacturers to prevent their drugs being copied as generic drugs and marketed. More...

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Increased Budget Deficit Imperils Mayor’s Schools Control Plan But There’s Still A Chance

by john toscano

Just when Mayor Michael Bloomberg appeared set to score a major victory in his tough campaign to gain control over the city More...

Political Page

By John Toscano

Rent control deregulation is more than a year away More...

Crowley Talks With Greek–Americans

In a meeting with Greek More...

On the brief side...

Weprin, Monserrate Push Council Schools Plan More...

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Editorials

Editorial

Welcome MoMA QNS

Next month Queens welcomes a new neighbor when the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) officially opens the first of a continuing series of changing exhibitions at MoMA QNS, the former Swingline Stapler factory at 33rd Street and Queens Boulevard. More...

Letters

Plans For Cove

A copy of the following letter was received by the Gazette. More...

Roving Photographer

By Rev. Austin H. Armitstead More...

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