QNS News Headlines Archive for June 11, 2003 – Page 3 of 5

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Honeyman, Molloy oust St. Francis Prep in quarters

By Dylan Butler

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The Public Ought to Know: Cash goes down the drain as water fees rise

By Corey Bearak

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Dishing with Dee: QSO shows off for attendees at anniversary party

By Dee Richard

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Berger’s Burg: Father remembered as humanitarian, teacher

By Alex Berger

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Editorial: Tickets

By The TimesLedger

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The Plant Doctor: Outdoors still can be fun with mosquito prevention

By Harvey D. Goodman

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To The Point: Stress-reduction program planned at Poppenhusen

By Sabina Cardali

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The Civic Sceme: Civics discuss zoning at Boro Hall meeting

By Bob Harris

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Queens wheezes as cases of asthma increase: study

By Tien-Shun Lee

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Richmond Hill man battles LIRR officials over noise

By Alex Davidson

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Catalanotto siblings making their move

By Everett Fell

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Boro pols forge deal to save Catalpa YMCA

By Dustin Brown

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14 Queens residents laundered drug money: Feds

By Dustin Brown

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Bosco’s Corner: Race makes for bummer at Belmont

By Anthony Bosco

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CB 2 approves ousted chairman Conley as new VP

By Dustin Brown

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New flagpole to be erected at library in Richmond Hill

By Alex Davidson

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Green Cactus: Go west of the border for delicious Mexican

By Carol Brock

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Green Cactus: Go west of the border for delicious Mexican.
215 Mineola Ave., Roslyn Heights

By Carol Brock

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Everything you want to know about wills but were afraid to ask

You know you should have a will. You may think about it from time to time, and maybe you’ve even put it on your “to-do” list. But if you’re like most people, you’ve never actually gotten around to having a will drawn up.

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Don’t outlive your money

Just about everyone who had money in the stock market has experienced a precipitous drop in their net worth over the past couple years. Whether their portfolio was hit hard by failing tech stocks or corporate scandal, the end result is the same: less mone

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Jamaica site searched in city gambling probe

By Dan Trudeau

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Hot new employment trend: Older workers

That promising new employee starting next week brings skill and adaptability to the job — and he also sports some gray hair.

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Do grandparents raising kids have to forfeit retirement?

Visions of retirement don’t typically include attending parent-teacher conferences and helping with nightly homework. Yet for more and more seniors, that is the reality.

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Police Blotter: Second round of trouble at College Point house

By The TimesLedger

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