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December 25, 2002 / Front Page

Boro Board Rips V Line Service

by linda j. wilson

"Stop taking stuff away from Queens. More...

Community Calendar

Calendar

Holiday Fun

Dec. 26-28, Queens County Farm Museum Holiday open house, 73-50 Little Neck Pkwy., Floral Park; 347-FARM. More...

Public Service Announcements

Kew Gardens Community Center will be closed from January 6 to 10 and will reopen January 13, 80-02 Kew Gardens Rd., Suite 202; 268-5960. More...

Poppenhusen Branch

Is Renovated

The Poppenhusen Branch of the Queens Library will close for two weeks prior to long-awaited renovations. The branch will re-open for public service on Monday, December 30 at 1 p.m. More...

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Seniors

Senior

Spotlight
Seniors Urged To Get Lifesaving Flu Shots

By John Toscano

Christmas has arrived and we want to wish all our readers a merry Christmas or happy other holiday, as the case may be. We hope you all received gifts that were thoughtfully selected and that you joyfully welcomed. More...

Woodside Seniors

Honor Markey

At the Woodside Senior Center More...

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Political Page

By John Toscano

Several weeks ago, after Queens Councilmembers Tony Avella, Dennis Gallagher, and Allen Jennings voted against the 18.5 percent real estate tax increase strongly advocated by Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Council Speaker Gifford Miller, we wrote that t More...

Attorney’s Talk About Laws

Among the participants in a seminar on recent and proposed legislation affecting attorneys conducted by the Queens County Bar Association (QCBA) were (l. More...

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Restaurant of the Week

Restaurant

Of The Week
Brick Cafe Has Cozy Charm

By Teresa Barile

The Brick Cafe, a charming restaurant, is a perfect example of a real European bistro, right down to the rustic interior and sophisticated menu which boasts very reasonable prices. More...

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Editorials

Editorial

Holidays Are Bright Spot In Winter

This year the holiday season started early, with Chanukkah, the Festival of Lights, coming at the beginning of the month of December. More...

The Season

As we are now immersed in the Christmas season let us be thankful for all that we have and in our pursuit in giving our gifts to our friends and families let [us] also think of those who have nothing and where Christmas iLetterss but another day. More...

Roving Photographer

By Rev. Austin H. Armitstead

"What do you hope for in the year 2003?" More...

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