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Development Leads Town Hall Issues

By Richard Gentilviso
Gu s Haralampopulos and his grandfather, George, listened attentively in the Riklis Theater of the Museum of the Moving Image where a large panel of elected officials and representatives of state and local agencies came to answer the concerns of some More...

Community Calendar

Calendar of Events

Community Meetings Associations Feb. 10, 7:30 p.m., sharp, More...

American Trailblazer On View At Queens College

Annemarie Schwarzenbach (1908-1942), was an author, photographer and cult figure much celebrated in Europe who worked within the relatively new genre of photojournalism in the 1920s and 30s. In the United States her work has rarely been seen. More...

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Seniors

Medicare Now Covers Defibrillators For Some Heart Patients;

Will Pay For Sex-Aid Drugs Under New Rx Program

Changes in Medicare coverage have been in the news recently, in one case expanding eligibility for defibrillators, which will help some heart patients, in another making pills like Viagra available under prescription drug coverage when that starts ne More...

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Star Journal

Boro Presidency Is Dangerous Job In 1914

Ge t into a conversation with a long-time Queens resident and you%27re likely to discover a subscriber of the More...

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Press DEC For C. Point Cleanup

By John Toscano

Th e College Point waterfront site near MacNeil Park, where a developer plans to build 86 new townhouses, contains More...

Political Page

Vote Tomorrow Night On Ognibene Mayor Bid; Bloomberg Tsuris Over Stadium I

on politics
By John Toscano

Republican mayoral hopeful Thomas Ognibene has firmed his support among Queens GOP leaders and is expected to win designation as their candidate when the organization More...

Mayor Bloomberg Signs Katz’s Daycare Reform Into Law

Bills sponsored by Councilwoman Melinda Katz, which will serve to provide parents with more information on City daycare centers, were signed into law by Mayor Bloomberg at a recent City Hall ceremony. More...

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Editorials

Day Care Reform Laws Welcomed By All

On Aug. 11, 2004, seven-month-old Matthew Perilli died in his crib at an unlicensed day care center in Forest Hills. Little Matthew suffocated under a pile of toys that two other toddlers piled on top of him. No adult was present More...

Letters

Supersized Art

To The Editor: A couple of weeks ago friends, my husband, and I visited the new MoMA because of the interest generated by a television special we had seen on Channel 13 regarding the design of the museum. We were impressed with the architect More...

Roving Photographer

By Rev. Austin H. Armitstead

GRACE LAWRENCE “When I think of the civil rights movement, I think of the impact of Dr. More...

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