QNS News Headlines Archive for February 1, 2007

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Fundraisers

WHO:Queens Centers for Progress

WHEN:Feb. 6, 6:30 p.m.

WHERE:Terrace on the Park, Flushing Meadows – Corona Park

COST:$125

CONTACT:718-380-3000, ext. 324

9th Annual Dinner Dance and Awards Celebration

WHO:

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Ballet tip-toes into PS 251

The nimble-footed engaged youngsters in the excitement of ethereal motion when the Brooklyn Ballet stepped off a new term of its curriculum-based dance education series at Public School 251.

The 50-minute presentation – entitled, “What i

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Donofrio Incorporated: Why tax time isn’t taxing

By Camille Sperrazza

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Maimonides: We’re ready – Emergency preparedness on top of thier list

By Helen Klein

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Area man honored with French Legion Medal of Honor

This, my friends, is what an American hero looks like…

World War II veteran and Purple Heart recipient Eli Linden was presented with the French Legion Medal of Honor during a ceremony held at the French Consulate.

According to the Fre

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School rehabilitations completed

Council Member Vincent Gentile today announced the completion of six school capital projects he funded.

Since taking office, Gentile has strived to broaden and enhance the educational and recreational opportunities available to the schoolchildren

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Building muscles while feeding the poor – Students honored for collecting 1,500 lbs of canned goods

Abraham Lincoln High School was recently recognized by City Harvest and the Daily News for collecting over 1,500 pounds of canned food, more than any other school in Brooklyn.

Coordinator of Student Activities, Fred Newman expressed, “Linco

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More $ for Bklyn parks – Other projects to be showered with cash

More funding for local parks, child care programs and cultural institutions will be among the reforms included in a preliminary budget agreement, announced Mayor Michael Bloomberg and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn in Fort Greene.

The offici

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How’s Business: Morals and investments

By Joseph J. Palumbo III

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Man’s best friend’s best friend is his doctor – Veterinary Emergency Referral Group hailed for saving life of plucky Pomeranian

Tallulah, a 9 year old bundle of caramel joy, is one lucky Pomeranian.

Thanks to two very caring Brooklyn groups — the Veterinary Emergency Referral Group (VERG), and the Brooklyn Animal Foster Network, she received life saving surgery to

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