Fashion Night Starts In Queens

September 16, 2009 / Front Page

Fashion Night Starts In Queens

BY GEORGINA YOUNG-ELLIS

An excited crowd gathered at Macy's in Queens Center Mall at 5 p.m. on September 10 for the kick off of Fashion's Night Out in New York City. More...

‘Lucky’ Queens Baby Born Sept. 9 At 9:09 A.M.

If the numerologists of the world are right, Isabella Villagomez is set for a long and lucky life. Numerologists cite the number 9 as a signifier of longevity, luck and strength and Isabella was born Sept. 9, 2009 at exactly 9:09 a.m. More...

Jets Defeat Houston 24-7, Sanchez, Ryan Get 1st Wins

Mark Sanchez, the first rookie ever to begin a season as the Jets starting quarterback, won his first game when the Jets overwhelmed the Houston Texans, 24-7 on the road in their NFL season opener on Sunday, September 13. More...

Borough-wide Blotter

Man Commits Suicide By Explosion A 54-year-old Fresh Meadows man died instantly last week after he set off an explosion at his home in an apparent suicide, police said. The blast destroyed a rear bedroom at a home on 188th Street, killing Gyung Lee More...

Monday Morning Quarterback Program Kicks Off

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Political Page

Monserrate's Future Hinges On His Upcoming Trial

When state Senator Hiram Monserrate goes on trial Monday in Kew Gardens Criminal Court his fate, both personal and political, will be in the hands of Supreme Court Justice William Erlbaum. More...

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Seniors

Three Lawmakers Want NYC COLA

Deeply concerned that there will be no cost of living adjustment (COLA) for Social Security recipients' benefits for the next two years, three Queens lawmakers have proposed creating a new regional COLA for expensive areas, such as New York City, w More...

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Features

Gennaro Funds Townsend Harris Computer Lab

City Councilmember James Gennaro (l.), accompanied by Principal Kenneth Bonamo, spoke to Townsend Harris H.S. seniors on their first day of school September 9 in the school's library computer lab. More...

Bayside Hills Civic Remembers 9/11

(L. to r.): State Senator Frank Padavan, Jerry Iannece and Monsignor Geraghty bow their heads for a moment of silence during the Bayside Hills Civic Association 9/11 Memorial Ceremony. More...

McDonald House Residen Throws First Pitch

The ceremonial first pitch at the Mets-Marlins game on Tuesday, September 8 at Citi Field was thrown by Steven Currall, 8, whose family is staying at The Ronald McDonald House of Long Island. More...

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Former Mayor Koch Campaigns For Mayor Bloomberg

During his campaigns for public office, former Mayor Ed Koch frequently made major announcements in Queens at the 71st-Continental Avenue stop in Forest Hills on the R, E, F and V subway lines More...

Community Calendar

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Hotels Are Still Hot Issue In Dutch Kills

hough it suffered a split in its ranks over the summer, the Dutch Kills Civic Association still appeared to have a number of strong and contentious members as it reconvened for its September meeting, held in the usual place, the cafeteria of St. More...

September 16, 2009 / Front Page

Fashion Night Starts In Queens

‘Lucky’ Queens Baby Born Sept. 9 At 9:09 A.M.

Jets Defeat Houston 24-7, Sanchez, Ryan Get 1st Wins

Borough-wide Blotter

Monday Morning Quarterback Program Kicks Off

Political Page

Monserrate's Future Hinges On His Upcoming Trial

Seniors

Three Lawmakers Want NYC COLA

Features

Gennaro Funds Townsend Harris Computer Lab

Bayside Hills Civic Remembers 9/11

McDonald House Residen Throws First Pitch

Former Mayor Koch Campaigns For Mayor Bloomberg

Community Calendar

Hotels Are Still Hot Issue In Dutch Kills

Queens Plaza Tops Board 1 Cabinet Agenda

Sanchez: Upcoming Jets Game ‘Huge’

Home Invasion Robbery Attempt Leads To Murder

Restaurant of the Week

PLUM MAKES EVERY NIGHT SPECIAL

Editorials

We Remember. Look To Future On 9/11

Letters to the Editor