QNS News Headlines Archive for January 18, 2007

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THREE MP MERCHANTS STEP UP TO REORGANIZE BIZ GROUP

By Bret Nolan Collazzi

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Bayside’s The Good Shepherd folds after 80 years

By John Tozzi

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Brooklyn’s gain and the borough’s loss – Some fear influx of affluent new residents will come at the cost of diversity

By Nadia Taha

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SUNY Downstate Medical Center welcomes back pain specialist

With the arrival of Michael C. Gerling, MD, at SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn residents who suffer from back or neck pain have greater choice in diagnostic services and state-of-the-art treatment without having to leave the borough. Dr. Gerling i

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Canarsie takes time out for kid stuff – Neighborhood youngsters treated to petting zoo, games, contests and much more

Winter frolic: Mom, dad and the kids ushered in the New Year by joining friendly forces for a festival at the Hebrew Educational Society (HES).

A cornucopia of delights greeted visitors at the bustling community facility, 9502 Seaview Avenue, wher

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Grassroots groups give green thumbs up to Partnership Academy

Thirteen advocates for neighborhood parks received the first-ever certificates of graduation from Partnerships Academy, a new program offered jointly by City Parks Foundation and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.

The free, ten-

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Young & old forge friendships – Volunteering turns into win-win situation for all

By Joe Maniscalco

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Many run, but few show up – Most candidates miss Flatbush forum

By Helen Klein

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Mayor Mike touts new community center

By Stephen Witt

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Springing into Coney era – Rezoning effort expected to pick up steam

By Stephen Witt

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Bellerose biz district frustrated by Albany

By Howard Koplowitz

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Gun violence tears at the heart & soul – Grieving mom calls for an end to ongoing gun violence in the borough

By Stephen Witt

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As wacky as they want to be: Annual shopping cart racers return

By Joe Maniscalco

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Shoddy architects slapped – Council seeks remedy for self-certified construction woes

By Helen Klein By Helen Klein

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Barricade backers dig in – Blockades should stay and dollar vans should go, they cry

By Gary Buiso

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Flatbush Food Coop toasts 30 years serving the community’s health

The Flatbush Food Coop on Cortelyou Road is marking its 30th anniversary.

For the past 30 years, FFC has been providing Brooklyn residents with quality natural and organic food, furthering its organizational mission of providing products and servi

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Sour on school, sweet on extension – Many parents favor P.S. 135 expansion over new construction

By Michèle De Meglio

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Meet the candidates at Vox Pop

In order to have the public meet the candidates for the 40th City Council district City Council seat, recently vacated by Congresswoman Yvette Clark, a “Meet The Candidates” forum will be held from 6:30-9:30 p.m., January 24 at Vox Pop, 1022 Cor

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LICH: the Right Prescription for the nabe

Among the strongest connections in a community are those between a hospital and the people it serves. The Commission on Hospitals in the 21st Century, otherwise known as the Berger Commission, recently shook up healthcare in New York City by recommending

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