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July 14, 2004 / Front Page

Cell Phone Antenna Fees Could Bring in $21.3M Annually

by linda j. wilson

New York City could receive some $21.3 million in annual compensation if six mobile telecommunications companies presented for contract awards by the city Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) agree to put mobile telecom More...

Community Calendar

Calendar of Events

Community Meetings
Community Boards

July 14, 7:30 p.m., Board 8; Queens Center for Progress, 81-15 164th St., Flushing; 718-264-7895. More...

CALDC Offers Tons Of Summer Fun

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PSA’s

ANIBIC, has programs for people with special needs. Saturday Recreation Program for children ages 5 to 17 and Sunday Adult Respite Program ages 21+, 212-12 26th Ave., Bayside; 718-423-9550. More...

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Restaurant of the Week

Superior Spanish Cuisine Is Hallmark Of El Olivo

When I crave the wonderful, robust flavors of Spanish cuisine, I head over to El Olivo, conveniently located on 31st Street in Astoria, just north of Ditmars Boulevard. More...

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Political Page

On the brief side...

Queens Blvd. No Longer Deadliest Road

Results of a study released last week showed that Queens Boulevard, which once carried the sobriquet of "Boulevard of Death," ranked a distant ninth on a list of killer roads topped by Jericho Turnpike in Suffolk County. More...

Ion politics

By John Toscano

Vallone Jr. Calls On U.S. More...

Marshall Honored By LaG CC Students

Borough President Helen Marshall (c. left) and outgoing LaGuardia Community College Student Government Association (SGA) President Maya Sherpa (c. More...

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Seniors

Senior Spotlight

By John Toscano
DFTA Offers Job Training For Serving Homebound Elderly

A new program which offers training for jobs in the care of the chronically ill and homebound elderly was recently unveiled by the city Department for the Aging (DFTA). More...

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