QNS News Headlines Archive for February 19, 2004

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‘Ebony Embers’ glow at Queens Theatre in the Park

By Arlene McKanic

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Queens Botanical to host ‘Inspirational Art’ class

Queens Botanical Garden will host a special free Black History Month program called “Inspirational Art,” led by self-taught artist Ophelia Simmons, on Saturday at noon. No pre-registration required.

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Lawmakers decry murder of Asian in South Jamaica

By Michael Morton

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Mancini tribute features composer’s kin at Queensboro

What do “Moon River” (from Breakfast at Tiffany’s), “The Days of Wine and Roses,” “The Pink Panther” and the “Peter Gunn” themes have in common? At least two things. All were composed by Academy and Grammy Awar

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Celebrity twosome takes their show to Queens

Following the 1999 performance of “If You Ever Leave Me, I’m Going With You,” Queens Theatre in the Park presents the return of Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna in the smash Broadway comedy “It Had To Be You.”

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St. John’s suspends Diakite, Hamilton for rest of season

By Anthony Bosco

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Richmond Hill girls cut down Forest Hills, 48-31

By Dylan Butler

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Fast start not enough for Prep girls vs. Loughlin

By Dylan Butler

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TimesLedger Athlete of the Week: Derrick Gabriel

Name: Derrick Gabriel

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Are Bayside McMansions Legal?

By QNS News Team

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White, Holder carry Queens to seventh straight win

By Dylan Butler

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Snows seventh-grade girls’ team takes tournament championship

The Our Lady of the Snows seventh-grade girls’ basketball team defeated host St. Catherine of Sienna, 32-25, to take first place in the annual Winter Classic basketball tournament at St. Catherine of Sienna in Franklin Square.

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Landlord guilty of arson in fire at Jamaica house

By Philip Newman

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St. Mel’s Bantam boys team slips past Holy Trinity, 33-32

In one of the most exciting games of the year, St. Mel’s defeated Holy Trinity at Holy Cross High School, 33-32. Holy Trinity won the previous two meetings between the clubs.

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