January 28, 2009 RSS feed / Features

Nolan: Save Energy, Save Money

"Economic instability, fluctuating oil prices and the harsh winter weather are reasons why every person should make energy-efficient improvements to their homes," Assemblymember Catherine Nolan declared. More...

Halvatzis, Serao Named Kiwanians Of The Year

Photo Olympic Camera Paul Halvatzis of Amorelli Realty (l.) and Michael Serao, Washington Mutual Ditmars Financial Center assistant vice president and financial center manager, were named Kiwanians of the Year by the Kiwanis Club of Astoria/Long Isla More...

American Eagle Offers Flights To-From West Virginia

It's no wonder they call it Nature's Playground. More...

TD Bank Donates $50 K To Queens Museum Of Art

Through the TD Charitable Foundation, TD Bank, America's Most Convenient Bank, recently donated $50,000 to the Queens Museum of Art (QMA) to support its "New New Yorkers" initiatives for local immigrants. More...

LaG CC ACE Division Wins Two Marketing Awards

The Learning Resource Network (LERN), an international association that provides leadership, information, resources and technical assistance to lifelong learning programs, recently presented the LaGuardia Community College Division of Adult and Con More...

Dentistry Duo Delivers Quality Care On Astoria's Broadway

It used to be you would go to visit your dentist with some trepidation about the pain you would have to endure. You would sit in the waiting room bored, staring into space, dozing, or reading last year's magazines. More...

The Pulpit

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Rocco Vendome, 86 Fed 9/11 Volunteers

Rocco Vendome, who served hundreds of thousands of free meals to September 11 volunteers from his family business, Nino's Restaurant on Canal Street, just north of Ground Zero, died at his home in Astoria on Jan. 13, 2009. He was 86 years old. More...

Borough-Wide Blotter

108th Precinct Road Rage Arrest Police arrested a Woodside motorist on January 10 after he struck another driver with a metal rod when the two got into an accident. More...

Burned Tot's Mom Sues City

The mother of a two-year-old Flushing girl last month filed suit, charging the city Housing Authority failed to maintain and repair a heat pipe in the family's apartment in the Pomonok Houses. More...

Mayor Raps 'Inappropriate' Caroline Remarks; Gov Loses Ground In Poll

As Mayor Michael Bloomberg ripped into a member of Governor David Paterson's staff who trashed Caroline Kennedy as she ended her quest for a U.S. More...

Need More Buses, Not Less

Hearings on the proposed MTA fare increases and service reductions were held at the Sheraton LaGuardia East Hotel in Flushing—on Tuesday, January 20, "the same day that a new chapter is being written in the pages of our nation's history", Bor More...

New, Stronger Identity Theft Law Gives Greater Protection

Assemblymember Audrey Pheffer announced that a new law now on the books strengthens existing identity theft laws that were enacted in 2002. More...

Manhole Fire Threatens Car

Photo Tony Barsamian New York City firefighters set up a perimeter around a manhole emitting smoke on 51st Street between 31st and 32nd Avenues in Astoria on January 22. Precautions were necessary because a vehicle was parked on top of the manhole. More...

St. Michael's Cemetery Hosts 2nd Winter Jazz Concert

On Saturday, January 24, more than 50 people gathred in All Souls' Chapel at St. More...

Townsend Harris H.S. Student Is Intel Semifinalist

On January 14, the Intel Corporation announced the results of its 2009 Science Talent Search Competition. More...

Board 1 Favors School Expansion

Community Board 1 reconvened last week for its first meeting of the New Year to face a busy agenda. More...

Streams of Life: The Power of Clean Water

Acool, refreshing drink of water is something many people take for granted. But what if we didn't have access to safe drinking water? Up until 100 years ago we did not. In fact, it was often dangerous. More...

What You Can Do

Yes, you can do something about a deadly problem that seems worlds away. Click. Visit americanchemistry. com/100years and take the Clean Water Challenge Quiz. More...

Shore Boulevard Closed After Suicide's Body Found

Photo Vinny DuPre Police from the 114th Precinct and Emergency Service Unit personnel converged on a stretch of Shore Boulevard between 21st Drive and 21st Road in Astoria on Friday, January 16 at about 5 p.m. More...

Air Force Sending Bird Radar To LaGuardia

The feds are sending a message to the flocks of geese at LaGuardia Airport- take cover, because the Air Force is set to zap you! More...

Teens Charged In Series Of Attacks

Police officials are praising cops on patrol out of the PSA9 Ravenswood Housing Police Satellite and detectives at the 114th Precinct for the pursuit and arrest of a pair of teens and questioning of the perpetrators that led to the arrest of two mo More...

Crowley Resolution Honors Flight 1549 Heroes

U.S. Airways Captain Chesley B. More...

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