QNS News Headlines Archive for March 25, 2004

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Help your guests say ‘yes’ to your destination wedding

Whether you choose your grandmother’s winter retreat in St. Croix or a special place closer to home, the site of your destination wedding will add many dimensions to the ceremony and other activities you share with your guests.

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Your Dream Wedding: A queen’s dress – without a royal fortune

It is often remarked that “when you see the gown that’s right for you, you’ll know it.”

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Magic details distinguish a designer’s wedding

By Jaima Brown

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Spring (break) into AMMI for Disney, videogame fun

Students and their parents can spend spring break getting animated at the American Museum of the Moving Image from Saturday, April 3 through Tuesday, April 13. “Get Animated” will offer special screenings and activities including daily weekday m

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Do they remember Queens? Elephants parade through boro

Not only that, but why at 11:30 p.m., as 10 elephants did March 16? And why, with temperatures in the single digits, only hours after three inches of snow and icy rain fell over the city?

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Jazz series kicks off at Flushing Town Hall

By Norm Harris

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SJU to welcome LaGuardia CC transfers

By Philip Newman

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Northeast Queens Community Calendar Listings

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DOT To Buy 450 Private Co. Buses

By QNS News Team

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Socrates artist turns LIC into canvas for new show

Socrates Sculpture Park will present new works by Harrell Fletcher this spring in a special project entitled “This Container Isn’t Big Enough.”

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Editorial: A half-good plan

By The TimesLedger

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Berger’s Burg: Berger gives presidential speech in Flushing home

By Alex Berger

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Dishing with Dee: Italian Charities dances to tune of Maltese art

By Dee Richard

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The Public Ought to Know: Council should heed Ferrer-Vallone anti-terror bill

By Corey Bearak

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Neighbor to Neighbor: Laurelton councilman, PS 156 movin’ on up

By Barbara Morris

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Teen Talk: Boro groups help teens combat eating disorders

By Kohar Kayizian

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The Civic Scene: Queens civic newsletters warn of telephone scams

The November newsletter of the Rosedale Civic Association reminds people that prior to disposing of a freezer, refrigerator, air conditioner or any appliance containing Freon, a chlorofluorocarbon, one has to schedule an appointment to have the chemical r

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