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

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Air pollution in borough ranks poorly: New study

By Dustin Brown

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Whitestone Greek festival gets Bloomberg’s blessing

By Alexander Dworkowitz

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York class of ‘03 advised ‘never settle’ by ‘86 grad

By Courtney Dentch

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Dishing with Dee: Daring souls, politicians, brave rain for parade

By Dee Richard

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Stamatiades tosses shutout to lead Bryant over Port Richmond

By Everett Fell

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Trio leads Brooklyn Knights to 2-0 victory over Vermont

By Dylan Butler

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Mezza Luna: Hope for good weather on Mezza Luna patio.
12-02 149th Street Whitestone

By Carol Brock

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Mezza Luna: Hope for good weather on Mezza Luna patio

By Carol Brock

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Richmond Hill museum ready for inaugural run

By Alex Davidson

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Boro pols slam city plan for takeover of private buses

By Dustin Brown

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How’s Business?: Food fancies

By Joe Palumbo

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Recent real estate transactions

Bayside, 214-03 73 Ave, Co-op Garden Apt, $115,000, Bed 1, Bath 1, Construction: Brick

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Fund-raisers

Saturday, June 7 – Pancyprian Association of American honors George Tenet, director of the CIA, at the New York Hilton in Manhattan with cocktails at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:30 p.m. Black tie.

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Editorial: Save the zoo

By The TimesLedger

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Berger’s Burg: Old Glory unified a nation in uncertain times

By Alex Berger

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Marshall doles out $7K in sport gift certificates

By Alex Ginsberg

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Point of View: Fare hike is a blessing in disguise for shuttle vans

By George H. Tsai

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A Long Time Between Drinks: Columnist introduces himself to boro readers

By Kenneth Kowald

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Teen Talk: Teens can avoid having regrets after prom night

By Kohar Bayizian

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Neighbor to Neighbor: Sanders’ meeting focuses on city budget, tax hikes

By Barbara Morris

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Pride parade celebrates Queens gay communities

By Alex Ginsberg

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The Civic Scene: Avella, civics take issue with community facilities

By Bob Harris

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Boro Beat: Do politicians get their kicks making little kids cry?

By Brian Rafferty

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LaGuardia serves up side of Jazzberry Jam

By Norm Harris

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