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Six new small schools to open in boro by fall

The schools, which include a mix of middle schools, high schools and sixth- to 12th-grade facilities, will be spread across the borough. Pathways College Preparatory School will open in Hollis, Queens Preparatory Academy in Laurelton, The Academy of Finan
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Hevesi plans audit of funds for class sizes

Miller said the city had received $88 million from a state program and $35 million through the Council for the effort and demanded the results be assessed. State Comptroller Alan Hevesi agreed, but said the audit had already been planned before Miller bro
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Maspeth chicken corp. to recall tons of poultry

Schreiber Processing Corp. of 56-20 59th St., is recalling boxes of Buffalo chicken wings and breaded fried chicken parts distributed to New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Louisia
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Angry driver runs down Bayside man, flees

Tommy Quigley, 32, said he was trying to park his car along the westbound side of the congested stretch of road near Bell Boulevard when the driver of a red Subaru Outback behind him became inpatient and tried to maneuver around. The driver of the Outback
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Cambria Heights baby found not breathing, dies

The infant, who was discovered by her mother, was taken to Mary Immaculate Hospital, police said. She was pronounced dead at 2:20 p.m. No arrests had been made and the city medical examiner was to determine the cause of death.

The investigation wa

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