QNS News Headlines Archive for March 4, 2004 – Page 4 of 5

Parents Not Satisfied By Q&A With Klein

By QNS News Team

Traffic Hot Spots Revealed At 37 Queens Schools

By QNS News Team

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DOT to Liu: School walks checked often

by Philip Newman

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Boro viewers divided on ‘The Passion’ film ‘Passion’

“I don’t want to judge what’s in people’s hearts, but it certainly gives force to an old stereotype,”…

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Civic leaders say 111th Precinct needs more officers

By Ayala Ben-Yehuda

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$100K grant to fix College Pt. fields under fire

By Cynthia Koons

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‘McMansion’ construction raises Doug residents’ ire

By Ayala Ben-Yehuda

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Bayside couple set to wed after childhood friendship

By Cynthia Koons

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Swastikas painted over on Powell’s Cove rocks

By Cynthia Koons

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District 25 schools plan would ease overcrowding

By Ayala Ben-Yehuda

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Politicians back psych programs

By Ayala Ben-Yehuda

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Bayside biz is right fit for fashion-minded

By Alex Davidson

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How’s Business?: Sidewalk talk

By Joe Palumbo

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Business Calendar

March 4- Business Card Exchange – LaGuardia Community College. LaGuardia Community College Library, 31-10 Thomson Avenue Long Island City. 718-482-5000.

Fatal Blaze Takes Teen

By QNS News Team

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Fund-raisers

Sat., March 27 – Queens Child Guidance Center holds its annual gala dinner dance at Terrace on the Park in Flushing Meadows with cocktails at 7 p.m. and dinner at 8 p.m. to honor Carol Gresser, Anthony Mannarino, Amran Niazi and Joseph Ficalora. Black Tie

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Editorial: Save the farm

By The TimesLedger

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The Public Ought to Know: Boro residents need better police complaint system

By Corey Bearak

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Berger’s Burg: Columnist carries political ball for a touchdown

By Alex Berger

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Dishing with Dee: Precinct, community pull together for 109th officer

By Dee Richard

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Point of View: Flushing immigrants must take safety precautions

By George H. Tsai

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Teen Talk: Boro libraries followed Flushing branch’s lead

By Kohar Bayizian

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I Sit and Look Out: Forest Park reaps gains of commissioners’ TLC

By Kenneth Kowald

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Neighbor to Neighbor: Queens residents can help to prevent crimes

By Barbara Morris

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