QNS News Headlines Archive for July 16, 2003

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College Point drug raids net members of 2 families

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Crime rate drops in 104th Precinct: Police

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State, city disagree over Ozone Park ooze

And the Environmental Protection Agency said the use of…

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Long Island City YMCA opens new $4.1M wing

But the man everyone wanted to…

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Brooklyn Knights heading for success

After helping renovate the storied soccer staple and erasing a threatened…

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Atlantic Coast Invitational meet to be held at SJU

The divisions include Youth, Open and Masters.

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An end and a beginning

That’s because the end of his high school football career was at Rutgers Stadium, the same field…

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Sowell named new St. John’s lacrosse coach

St. John’s originally had a lacrosse program that started in 1981, but it was discontinued in 1995 as a…

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Whitestone Wanderers scalp Long Island Indians

Vincent Florido tossed a complete game, striking out six in a 6-3 win in game…

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Suicide ends hostage standoff

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Queens woman charged in phony marriage scam

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Tour provides rare glimpse of dilapidated RKO Keith’s

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LaGuardia-Manhattan link considered unlikely by MTA

By Philip Newman

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Russo lands power meet with ConEd

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Contract dispute nearly ousts homeless families

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Foster mom could face murder rap

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Clock runs out on shelter for homeless at Ft. Totten

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Boro street renaming honors Vietnam veterans

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New Yorkers pay high fees for bad checks, Weiner says

By Dan Trudeau

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Walk to fight cancer slated for Joe Michael’s Mile

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Appeals court upholds bus, subway fare hike

But Gene Russianoff of the transit advocacy agency Straphangers Campaign said the decision would be…

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Muslims accuse Flushing Buddhists of hate on Web

By Tien-Shun Lee

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Annual blood drive slated

BAYSIDE – The Knights of Columbus Pope Pius XII Council will hold its annual community blood drive in association with the New York Blood Center on Sunday, July 20 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 35-30…

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Borough may get two new schools: Ed Dept.

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