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October 5, 2005 / Front Page

Cops Search For Murdered Mom

by linda j. wilson

Th e 26-year-old mother of a winsome little girl is considered a murder victim and authorities are searching Queens parks, upstate garbage dumps and two landfills in Pennsylvania for her body. More...

Political Page

Maltese Endorses Bloomberg After Queens GOP Re-elects Him As County Leader

State Senator Serphin Maltese fought off a challenge from a faction identified with Mayor Michael Bloomberg and was re-elected as chairman of the Queens Republican Party for another term at the organization More...

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Editorials

‘Freedom Center’ Doesn’t Belong At Ground Zero Editorial

We doubt if there is anyone in Queens who wasn More...

Letters

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October Is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

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By congressmember Carolyn maloney

In October, we commemorate Domestic Violence Awareness Month and recommit ourselves to ending domestic violence and sexual abuse in America. More...

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Star Journal

Union Agent Reveals 1908 Threat To Queensboro Bridge

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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Seniors

Weprin Bill Protects Surviving Spouses Of City Retirees

Citing the high number of people in New York City with no health insurance, City Councilmember David Weprin has introduced a bill which will extend health care coverage to the surviving spouse or surviving domestic partner of a retired city worker. More...

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Features

Gennaro/Weprin Ask Temporary Stop On Home Heating Oil Tax

by john toscano

With home heating costs going through the roof, city Councilmembers James Gennaro and David Weprin have introduced a resolution in the council calling on the New York State government to temporarily suspend the existing sales tax on home heating fuel More...

City Buys 529 New Buses For MTA; Liu Asks, What Took So Long?

The city has acquired 529 new buses for the MTA bus company, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority subsidiary charged with running the previously private bus companies that are being taken over. More...

114th Pct. Cops Lauded For Sex Assault Arrest

by richard gentilviso

City Councilmember Peter Vallone Jr. More...

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