May 31, 2006 RSS feed / Features

Astoria Civic Assn. Awards 19 Judge Vallone Scholarships

The Astoria Civic Association will confer 19 scholarships ranging in amount from $750 to $4,000, a total of $23,500, on students residing in the Astoria area and attending New York City high schools at an awards ceremony June 6. More...

Working Out Differences In Immigration Bills Seems Like Major Task

Following the passage in the United States Senate of an immigration reform bill last Monday, the action now moves to a joint committee of the two Houses of Congress to see if the Senate legislation can be reconciled with the much tougher House bill. More...

DA, Tennis Assn. Host Say Yes To Tennis' Day

Queens District Attorney Richard A. More...

T H E p u l p i t

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City's Affordable Housing Crisis Has Intensified, Thompson Says

City Comptroller William Thompson declared last week that the city's affordable housing crisis has intensified because two programs designed to keep housing at that price level on the market have "opted out: of the program. More...

Cephalonian Association AENOS Awards Scholarships

The islands and mainland of Greece are surrounded by the Ionian and Mediterranean Seas. Every area has a distinct culture and way of life. More...

Jamaica Estates Water Mains Linked To NYC System

City Councilmember James Gennaro (D-Fresh Meadows) is shown with a crew from Halcyon Construction connecting water mains in Jamaica Estates at the start of a project to integrate the old Jamaica Water Supply infrastructure with the New York City wate More...

Crystal Foundation Brings Ink-Wash Exhibit To NY-NJ Area

'L ife In Ink and Wash", an international exhibition of More...

Big Apple Circus Benefits Outreach Project

A performance of the Big Apple Circus during the circus' recent appearance at Cunningham Park served as a benefit for the Outreach Project. Proceeds will help the agency provide teen alcohol and substance abuse treatment. More...

NRG Energy Donates To CALDC Concerts

NRG Energy, Inc., operator of Astoria Gas Turbines, made a $5,000 contribution to the Central Astoria Local Development Coalition (CALDC) Waterfront Concert Series. More...

Nabs 3 'Knuckleheads', Gets Award

Police Officer Michael Weilert was conducting an inspection inside a local club on April 9 when he heard a noise. suspicious, he went outside and saw three people breaking into his unmarked vehicle. He arrested them on the spot. More...

PAPD Memorial To Be Built At St. Michael's Cemetery

On September 8, a 9/11 Memorial Service will be held at St. Michael's Cemetery, East Elmhurst, for the 76 New York City firefighters who lived in the borough and/or worked at fire companies in Queens. More...

Bayside Hills Civic Assn. Celebrates 70th Anniversary

L. to r.): Community Board 11 Chairman Jerry Iannece, Bayside Hills Civic Association President Michael Feiner and state Senator Frank Padavan (R-C, Bellerose) hold a state senate resolution recognizing the civic association's 70th anniversary. More...

Sgt. Kathleen Santora Leaves Army After 2 Tours

Kathleen Santora was honorably discharged from the United States Army on April 30 of this year with the rank of sergeant. More...

Police Follow Blood Trail To Stabbing Victim

On Tuesday, May 23, police of the 114th Precinct responded to a report of a man stabbed at 25-95 41 St. They followed a trail of blood that led to another apartment. More...

A '50s' Party Is Fundraiser For Flushing Meadows

A gala "Fifties" cocktail party and fundraiser to help spruce up Flushing Meadows-Corona Park is on tap for this Thursday evening (June 1) and it promises to be a fun evening. More...

Students Tour Europe

Christ the King Regional H. S. students visited London, England, Paris, France and Switzerland, Austria and Germany during the Easter recess this past April. Posing before the Eiffel Tower, one of the best known landmarks of Paris, are: back row (l. More...

On the brief side...

Maloney Salutes Annapolis Grad, New Appointee Congressmember Carolyn Maloney extended her congratulations last week to two young people from Astoria. More...

Councilmembers, Actors, Demonstrate Pedal Power

The Starbucks Celebrity Blender Bike-Off Challenge for Charity was held Thursday, May 25 at Trump Tower, Manhattan. More...

Ahmad Solo Concert on June 3

Salman Ahmad, the lead singer of Junoon, the most popular rock ensemble in Pakistan, will be making his exclusive Queens appearance on June 3 at the LaGuardia Performing Arts Center. More...

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