QNS News Headlines Archive for February 13, 2003 – Page 4 of 5

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CB 10 votes against site for compost

By Alex Davidson

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Cross Bay Blvd. project OK’d by boro prez, city

By Alex Davidson

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Ozone Park store worker shot dead in mini market

By Alex Davidson

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Ridgewood, Glendale teens charged with graffiti

By Dustin Brown

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Temperini scores two to lead Knights over St. Peter’s, 6-4

By Dylan Butler

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Ridgewood activists continue redistrict fight

By Dustin Brown

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Vallone urges city secede from state to solve deficit

By Dustin Brown

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Franklin K. Lane student sues over expulsion

By Alex Davidson

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Bookkeeper scam netted $2.3M: DA

By Dustin Brown

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Astoria civic eyes local development plans

By Dustin Brown

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Molloy Stanners stunned by St. Francis in OT, 91-86

By Anthony Bosco

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Eight boro school workers charged in contract scam

By Courtney Dentch

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JetBlue adds JFK flights to Puerto Rico, Buffalo

By Philip Newman

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Timesledger Media Kit

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Dining Out: Two sites to peruse sweets for your Valentine

By Carol Brock

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Prep girls start slow, but cruise to 9th league win

By Anthony Bosco

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Bosco’s Corner: Boro teams prepare for 2nd season

By Anthony Bosco

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Little Neck’s Finegan still alive and kicking

By Anthony Bosco

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W.O.R.K.S. Little League registration

W.O.R.K.S. Little League will be holding registration for the 2003 baseball season on Saturday, March 15, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at our clubhouse, 84-01 Jamaica Ave., on top of the Chase Bank Branch. We offer baseball and softball programs for boys and gir

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Nahikian leaves top post at boro economic group

By Dustin Brown

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St. Andrew’s eighth graders beat OLS, improve to 14-0 season

St. Andrews Avellino eighth-grade boys’ basketball team defeated Our Lady of Snows this past Sunday to clinch the regular season title in the CYO North Division.

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RGMVM Little League holding indoor baseball, softball clinics

Indoor lessons/clinics are available in fast pitch softball, and there will be boys’ pitching and hitting clinics for baseball and softball. Please call Hedda (Heather) Hofmann for availability and further details at 1-718-847-4406.

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SJU embarrassed by Virginia Tech at Alumni Hall

By Anthony Bosco

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Queens men, women swept by New Haven

By Dylan Butler

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