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Thursday, January 20, 2005

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Cascarino’s Magic beat Bayside Bobcats

The Bobcats were led by Tyler Ruiz, who had 40 points. He played one of the most inspiring games of the season as he kept the Bobcats in the game despite becoming sick during the game. Mike Mendez, Richard Yang, and Andrew Bodnar also chipped in with time
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Senid Plumbing & Heating edges Falci & Daughters

The winning basket came when Julia Fusfeld scored with 40 seconds left in the game.

Carolyn Pirone and Heather Laut led Senid Plumbing into the third quarter with a comfortable 9 point lead.

Christina Agnello and Andie Karow matched the girl
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Nadler keeps on trucking, beats McKinney Cargo

Defense was key to the victory. Constantine Pougiouklidis, Manny Koufos and John Mavroudes kept the pressure on while Dion Vangelatos scored 16 points for Nadler. James Callahan and Justin Barzvi played great on defense while Christian Cruz pumped in 14 p
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The Garden School girls varsity basketball team won two of its last three games to move into fourth place in the Girls Independent Schools Athletic League’s Division I standings. Seniors, Danielle Daley and Amanda Krol were instrumental players in t

With 18 seconds remaining in overtime, Krol stepped up to the charity stripe and knocked down two foul shots to seal a 3-point victory over Dwight School (Manhattan), 57-54. To go along with this senior’s stellar performance, Prio also recorded a d
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The wheels on the bus

The sticking point appears to be the pay raise that the city has agreed to give the drivers. The mayor has said the raise will be retroactive but will not go through until the city’s takeover of the bus lines is completed, probably in April. The uni
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Hate crimes

In the first crime Sister Margaret Faherty was beaten by an attacker in Jamaica Estates who then stole her car. The heartless thug pistol-whipped the 69-year-old woman, breaking her nose before stealing her pocketbook and her Nissan. Police say the attack
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The ‘Dream’ in 2005

Dr. King would most likely be proud of much that has been accomplished. Queens is home to one of the largest, most successful middle-class black communities in America. Although racism still exists, Queens’ thousands of black professionals call the
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Thought should be given to R3-2 zone changes, too

I understand that the board voted in favor of the zoning changes with some conditions. The conditions are to recommend that the height limitation be raised to 23 feet, that basements be allowed to be sufficiently high so as to allow windows, and that gabl

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