QNS News Headlines Archive for January 19, 2007 – Page 2 of 4

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Brooklyn celebrates the life of Dr. King

By Mattlee Davis

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Terminal termination! Fears arise over Red Hook containers future

By Gary Buiso

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POLICE BLOTTER

By Tom Tracy

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He’s tops in 1st year on the force – Kudos to young 84th Precinct crime-buster

By Gary Buiso

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Cops hunt for note-passing bank bandit

By Tom Tracy

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Bracing the flames

Firefighters raced to a building at the corner of Willoughby and Lawrence streets in downtown Brooklyn Thursday afternoon to put out a smoky two alarm blaze. Officials believe that the fire, which took just over an hour to bring under control, was started

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Mike’s state of city – Mayor chooses Brooklyn to deliver 2007 report

By Stephen Witt

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Beware of stalkers, experts warn

By Michèle De Meglio

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Suspected ghoul in medical coma – Indicted mortician may suffer brain injury

By Tom Tracy

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Cops hunt Parolee in note-passing bank heist

By Tom Tracy

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Troops out of Iraq by end of 2007

By Stephen Witt

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Gay marriage fence sitters – Many pols uncommitted on question

By Thomas Tracy

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Hunt for note-passing bank bandit: Cops say parolee tried to strike twice

A paroled note-passing bandit is being sought for robbing a Park Slope Commerce Bank Friday, only to rob the bank again two days later, officials said.

As they narrow their search, cops said that the dreadlock-sporting thief may have learned his l

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Beware of dangerous stalkers

By Michèle De Meglio

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84th Pct. C.O. stresses teamwork

By Gary Buiso

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Bklyn wins MLK hoops challenge – LIU hosts basketball tourney

By Robert Elkin

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Diners hungry for news about Lundy’s – Some fear famed Sheepshead Bay seafood restaurant may be closed for good

By Thomas Tracy

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Borough kids left in a ‘school daze’ – Middle school students still aren’t making the grade, new report states

By Michèle De Meglio

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Broken Angel saved from wrecking ball

By Thomas Tracy

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City seeks new marina to drop anchor – Economic Development Corp. puts out call to upgrade Atlantic Basin

By Gary Buiso

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NYPD cadets start out here – Brooklyn College hosts swearing in ceremony

By Tom Tracy

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For these groups, it’s hip to be ‘Square’ – Grassroots non-profit organizations benefit from handsome awards

By Michèle De Meglio

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Hunt for note-passing crook – Parolee sought in bank heist

By Tom Tracy

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Ortiz wants to be NYS Comptroller

By Tom Tracy

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