QNS News Headlines Archive for January 11, 2007

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Hospital Fights off Death Warrant

By Michèle De Meglio

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Paper ballots vs. touch screens – NYC Council mulls over new way for Brooklynites to vote

By Helen Klein

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Letter from the editor

With the New Year has come one of the most extensive and sweeping redesigns of this newspaper.

The permanent changes start on the front cover and continue through the entire issue, making virtually every page of your favorite paper more attractive

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PISTOL-WHIPPED ON AVENUE H – Gunmen beat clerk, rob store

By Thomas Tracy

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Exploding dye pack pegs suspect fleeing bank robbery

By Tom Tracy

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Race is on to fill Clarke’s Council seat

By Helen Klein

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Blaze drives CB14 into the street – Neighborhood offices are left with smoke and water damage

By Thomas Tracy and

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Rabbi abused me, too, more allege – Lawsuits against educator mount

By Thomas Tracy

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Stewart, Parker to attempt switcheroo – Insiders say city councilman and state senator will try swapping seats

By Helen Klein

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CB17 chair calls for new senior ctrs.

By Helen Klein

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Victory Hospital fighting off ‘death warrant’

By Michèle De Meglio

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Crowded field races to replace Clarke -Special election is a golden opportunity for many seeking public office

They’re off and running.

With the announcement of the vacancy in the 40th City Council District by Mayor Michael Bloomberg on January 3rd, candidates for the seat vacated by newly elected U.S. Representative Yvette Clarke have hit the streets

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Cops tell riders to beware of $1 vans – Watch out for out-of-state plates, they say

By Helen Klein

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Baby & the Beep: Marty visits New Year’s tot

Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz visited New York City’s firstborn baby of 2007. At the stroke of midnight Mabel John and her husband Shola Karimu, of Flatbush, became the proud parents of a 6-pound, 10-ounce baby boy, Oladipupo Oluwagbemig

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