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June 1, 2005 / Front Page

Food, Fun Draw Crowds To Broadway Fest

Broadway from Crescent to 42nd Streets was curb-to-curb people as crowds thronged the traffic artery for the annual Broadway Memorial Day Festival on Monday, May 30. More...

Community Calendar

Calendar of Events

Flag Day

Jun. 11, 10 a.m., Kiwanis Club of Sunnyside Annual Flag Day Parade from Veterans Memorial Plaza within Joseph Sabba Park, Greenpoint Avenue from 39th to 48th Streets. More...

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All Saints More...

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Editorials

End Statute Of Limitations For Rape Cases

Editorial

On an August evening in 1993, a nine-year-old girl was walking to a friend More...

Letters

Loses Contest, Finds Self-Assurance To The Editor:

There are few things about which I feel confident, but one of those rarities is my writing ability. More...

Moving In The Right Direction Op—ed

By Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg

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NYPD Lauded For Quick Arrests In F.M. Anti-Semitic Graffiti Hate Spree

By John Toscano

Relieved local lawmakers and Jewish community leaders heaped praise last week upon officers from the 107th Police Precinct in Flushing for their quick arrest of two suspects in a May 18 anti-Semitic graffiti spree in Fresh Meadows that created a wave More...

Political Page

Mayor Marched Thru Queens, Capping Week Of Good Political Developments

During last week, Mayor Michael Bloomberg More...

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Seniors

Maltese, Maloney, Gennaro Seek Vet Benefits And Honors On Memorial Day

Three Queens lawmakers unveiled programs to aid war veterans over the past weekend as the country celebrated another Memorial Day. More...

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Features

DEC: Inground Chemicals At Bulova Site Pose No Threat

by thomas cogan

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3 114th Pct. Cops Get March, April Cop-Of-Month Honors

by richard gentilviso

When police officers respond to a call, they More...

Smith Introduces No-Fault Divorce Bill In State Senate

by john toscano

A bill that would allow New Yorkers to file for a no-fault divorce based on grounds of irreconcilable differences has been filed in Albany by state Senator Malcolm A. Smith. More...

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