QNS News Headlines Archive for June 8, 2005

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Fire Department architect takes over Ft. Totten post

By Sophia Chang

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Diocese eyes regional plan for boro Catholic schools

By Adam Pincus

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Boro’s Council members eclipse foes in fund-raising

By Zach Patberg

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Floral Park group giving out free medical emergency packets

Naturally Occurring Retirement Community Without Walls, or NORC WOW, is in the process of administering 2,500 packages called the “Vial of Life” to be used in emergencies, when paramedics or firefighters should know of any allergies or medicat

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Pataki signs Vasean’s Law at PS 165 as moms look on

By Scott Sieber

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Whitestone man found guilty in stabbing of wife’s ex-lover

By Scott Sieber

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Queens Village seniors display original artwork

By Howard Koplowitz

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CB 3 head seeks to end post’s term limits

By Adam Pincus

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Students draft plans for Sunnyside facility

By AdamM Pincus

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Wheelchair permits late in borough

By Albert Silvestri

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The 110th Precinct Community Council will award a number of youth scholarships during its monthly meeting scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 15,.

The ceremony will include the awarding of the first annual “First Responder Scholarship,” and a presentation by the 110 Precinct Youth Explorers.

110th Precinct Deputy Inspector Martin Conway, the commanding officer, is scheduled to at

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Queens Democrats back Speaker Miller in mayoral race

By Matthew Monks

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St. John’s pounded twice by Oregon State in NCAAs

By Marc Raimondi

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Sixth annual Quantum Feet race to be run in Fresh Meadows

The event, conducted by the Quantum Feet Road Runners, will be run through residential streets and the Cunningham Park Green Belt Trail – now known as the Kissena Park Corridor extension – before moving out onto 199th Street and 75th Avenue where they wi

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Prep streaks to the century mark and beyond

By Mitch Abramson

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The magical ride for Prep continues

By Dylan Butler

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Our Lady of Snows softball wins two

Last Thursday at P.S. 186, Gabriella Valdes homered and Theresa Conway again hit a long three-run home run to give Snows a 4-0 first inning lead against St. Kevin’s. Bianca Dilan followed with yet another home run for a 5-0 lead.

Ashley Rodr

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On the Mound: The final countdown: Lewis looking to get drafted

So this is it. By the time you read this article I will have either been dancing around my house after being selected in the Major League draft, or lying around my house still staring at the roof in my room wondering what went wrong. Everyone else thinks

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