QNS News Headlines Archive for January 29, 2004

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IS 109 hits higher note with new principal

By Michael Morton

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Live poultry store postpones opening

By Michael Morton

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The Butler Did It: Handicapping the borough hoop championships

By Dylan Buter

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Developer named Huang buys historic Klein Farm

By Tien-Shun Lee

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Principal gets Glen Oaks school on track

By Michael Morton

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College Round-up: Markovic takes over as Stony Brook soccer coach

By Dylan Butler

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Padavan blasts Pataki plan to fund schools with gaming

By Cynthia Koons

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DOT to unveil Willets Point asphalt details

By Cynthia Koons

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JetBlue seeks to fly planes out of LaGuardia Airport

By Philip Newman

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NAACP honors Bayside, Flushing clergy ministers

By Alex Davidson

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State dredges Alley Pond for highway renovations

By Ayala Ben-Yehuda

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Alley Pond, Clearview parks need work, Thompson says

By Philip Newman

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Laurelton guidance counselor arrested

By Courtney Dentch

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AMMI presents BLIP: Arcade classics from the 1980s

A connoisseur’s selection of operable video arcade games from the late 1970s and ’80s will be presented by the American Museum of the Moving Image, in “BLIP: Arcade Classics from the Museum Collection.”

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Boro’s Outrageous Fortune theater group remains edgy remains edgy after 10 years

By Eileen Morrison Darren

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‘America’s Tenor’ to reunite with Queens Symphony

Daniel Rodriguez, the internationally acclaimed singing sensation also known as “the singing policeman,” will return to perform with the Queens Symphony Orchestra in a special Valentine’s Day concert “Music of the Heart” on Saturd

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Broadway’s ‘Titanic, The Musical’ comes to Queensborough

The Titanic originally set sail from Southampton, England to New York City on its fateful maiden voyage in 1912. On Sunday, Feb. 15 at 3 p.m., the great ship will dock at Queensborough Community College.

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For Flushing family food is big business

By Tien-Shun Lee

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How’s Business?: Unhealthy state

By Joe Palumbo

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A Storefront View: Rockaways offer memory-making opportunities

By Liz Sulik

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Budget puts Queens Zoo at threat of closing again

By Cynthia Koons

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