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Wednesday, April 13, 2005

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The Athlete of the Week

Year: Senior

School: Archbishop Molloy

Sport: Baseball

Hometown: Flushing

Last year David Pelton sat and watched teammates Matt Rizzotti and Brian Duffy garner all the honors and lead the Molloy baseball team into the postseaso
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Pilling wins on Opening Day

Jordan Chateau smashed a homer and Sean Rafferty hit a moon shot for a triple, but it was John Chalantani’s clutch two-out bases-clearing double that won the game for Pilling.

PeeWee Division

Body Pro Collision kicked off their season
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Fundraisers

THURSDAY, APRIL 14 – The Samaritan Foundation holds a Benefits Awards Dinner at which New York Community Bank Chairman Joseph Ficalora will be given the Philanthropic Leadership Award. The reception and dinner are at the New York Hilton starting at 6 p.m
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Perverts get a pass

Currently the state can publish photos of Level III sex offenders, the worst of the worst. Opponents say publishing the mug shots of Level I and Level II sex offenders would effectively punish these people after they have completed their sentence.
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Editorial on zoning misinformed

Your first paragraph contains misinformation. The City Council was not working feverishly towards rezoning; it was the civic associations in many corners of the city that were working to achieve the zoning changes. It is City Planning that was working har
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Parents upset over Parsons JHS fate

On March 22 at Parsons Junior High School 168, the Coalition to Preserve Parsons JHS met with members of the communities and feeder schools of Parsons JHS. The consensus of that meeting was to keep Parsons JHS 168 as is and not to share it with the Queens
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A Met All the Way

from your first dropped fly ball to your last double play.

When you’re a Met, you leave runners on base

you strike out in the clutch, you belong in last place



The Mets are all here. They make the games exciting.
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Decision against Bayside school bad in long run

This decision was based upon the strong and vociferous opposition of Community Board 11 and the short-sighted vision of Councilman Tony Avella, who sits on the Land Use committee of the City Council and whose approval is necessary for the purchase contra
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R2A will not be all it is made out to be

On the plus side, gone will be the high ranches with exempt first floors that are built exclusively as illegal two-family homes. Also gone will be the four-story colonials of which there are probably less than 10 in all of Bayside.

However, most of

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