QNS News Headlines Archive for June 4, 2003

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Flushing group to organize Independence Week events

By Alexander Dworkowitz

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111th Pct. police promise to target illegal fireworks

By Ayala Ben-Yehuda

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A Soldier’s Tail of Courage: Vietnam dog handler recognized 33 years later

By Tien-Shun Lee

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This Father’s Day, give the gift of expertise

It’s time to think about Father’s Day. Every year, there is a collective sigh across the land as the family of “dear old Dad” ponders the age-old question, “What do we get him this time?”

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Families still call Dad to stay in touch

Greeting cards are great, gifts are fabulous, and e-mail is engaging, but if Dad has his choice, he’ll want to hear the sound of your voice.

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Boro commuters earn less than suburban ones: Study

By Philip Newman

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How to make the best Father’s Day steak

When the family gathers to celebrate Father’s Day this year, serve Dad what he really wants … a big, juicy, mouth-watering steak.

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Arts & Entertainment Listings

Auditions/Rehearsals

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Body’s most complex organ on display

By Brian M. Rafferty

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Musician, aviator, U.S. Treasurer honored in Juneteenth ceremony

The Queens Museum of Art, in collaboration with the Black American Heritage Foundation, will celebrate Juneteenth 2003 to commemorate the 138th anniversary of the freeing of the last American slaves from the states of Texas and Oklahoma.

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Northeast Queens Community Calendar Listings

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Movies By Moonlight at RAA

Watch the stars twinkle on screen and overhead at the fourth annual Movies By Moonlight event at Fort Tilden in the Gateyway National Recreation Area.

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Open call to artists

Rockaway Artists Alliance members and non-members are invited to submit slides/photos of artwork to be juried for the exhibition “Local Motion: A Sports Show,” with a theme of athletes, fans, sports and sporting events. RAA is seeking art with a

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Avella lead dozens in rally protesting library cutbacks

By Ayala Ben-Yehuda

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Flushing street renamed in honor of 9/‌11 fireman

By Alex Ginsberg

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Funds possible for wireless Net in Flushing

By Alexander Dworkowitz

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Jackson Heights’ Yorki Munoz captures 22nd annual Vitale 5K

Yorki Munoz took the lead after the first mile and captured the 22nd Annual Police Officer Gabriel Vitale Memorial 5K road race Saturday morning in College Point.

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