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Released Sex Offender Living
In Same Area As His Victim
Local legislators in Bayside have complained to parole authorities that a man just released from jail after serving time for a sexual abuse conviction was allowed to move into the area without any notification being given to residents. More...

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In a long-awaited decision on the role of parents giving the mayor total control over the New York City school system, the federal Justice Department last week granted preliminary approval to a plan to replace the city More...

Leonard D’Amico, Astoria
Resident For 60 Years, Dies At 80
By John Toscano

Leonard D More...

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Jan. 8, 7:30 p.m., sharp, United Forties Civic Assn.; St. Teresa More...
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Maltese Wants Pres. Bush To Campaign In Queens During Convention
State Senator Serphin Maltese, who doubles as Queens More...
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 Restaurant of the Week
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Brick Cafe Offers Fine Dining In A Rustic Setting
Brick Café is an absolutely charming restaurant that offers European fare in a cozy, rustic setting at reasonable prices. You More...
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 Seniors
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Report Bush 2005 Budget Eyes Possible Veterans
A report out of Washington over the weekend cited the Bush Administration officials as saying they have drawn up a draft budget for Fiscal Year 2005, beginning Oct. More...
• NYC Docs Make House Calls On Seniors
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Hail School Discipline Policy Reform
A plan to remove disruptive students from city schools was announced Monday by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Schools Chancellor Joel Klein and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly. More...
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• Making Sure Our Public Schools Are Safe
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 Features
• article has image Gianaris Wants Probe Of Fire That Took 3 Lives In Astoria
Assemblymember Michael Gianaris wants an investigation of the attic fire in his Astoria district last December 14 in an apartment that was allegedly an illegal living space. The blaze took three lives. More...
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 Star Journal
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Get into a conversation with a long-time Queens resident and you More...
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