QNS News Headlines Archive for February 22, 2007

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REAL ESTATE TAX HIKES SMALLER THAN EXPECTED: CITY TAX OFFICIAL

By Bret Nolan Collazzi

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ASSESSMENT MAYHEM: A CASE OF TWO MECHANIC SHOPS

By Bret Nolan Collazzi

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A Celebration of the Lunar New Year

WHEN:Feb. 28, 12 p.m.

WHERE:East Buffet and Restaurant, 42-07 Main St., Flushing

COST:Starts at $35

CONTACT:Carol Kozo, 718-340-4207

EXTRA:RSVP by Feb. 23

9th Annual Dinner Dance and Awards Celebration

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DOE promises equal share of the pie – Despite shakeup, officials pledge school funding will be equitable

By Helen Klein

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POLICE BLOTTER

By Tom Tracy

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Voorhies Ave. wipe out

Sheepshead Bay firefighters were left scratching their heads Monday afternoon as they look over a free-wheeling Toyota that somehow ended up on its top near the corner of Voorhies and Ocean avenues. Witnesses said that the car flipped over on its own, app

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Waste not and want not in Gravesend Bay – Congressman says more study is needed before city’s trash plan can proceed

By Gary Buiso

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Cook like a Mafia Don – Author pens tongue-n-cheek recipes for gangster cuisine

By Gary Buiso

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Love shouldn’t hurt, educators warn kids – New program teaches students to avoid abusive relationships

By Mattlee Davis

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GAVEL TO GAVEL

By Tom Tracy

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Millions to safeguard Sea Gate beaches – Public money to be poured into protecting private Brooklyn enclave

By Stephen Witt

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THROGGS NECK LITTLE LEAGUE CELEBRATES ANOTHER MILESTONE AT DINNER

By Jon Minners

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AECOM WINS GRANT TO ADVANCE WOMEN’S HEALTH

By Jennifer Procario

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TRAFFIC LIGHT TO HALT SPEEDING

By Jennifer Procario

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MAD DOG SHOWS GENTLE SIDE AT CARDINAL SPELLMAN HIGH SCHOOL

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CB11 TO ADDRESS MAYOR’S BUDGET

Residents of Morris Park, Van Nest, Pelham Parkway and Allerton can respond to Mayor Michael Bloomberg

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MCFARLAND LEAVES ‘EM IN THE DUST; COLUMBUS GIRLS ADVANCE IN TOURNEY

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GOMPERS SENDS STRONG MESSAGE IN WIN OVER JAMES MONROE CAMPUS

Gompers knew it had a great basketball team, but standing atop the Bronx A East Division was not enough. The school had a message to send the PSAL. Consider that message delivered.

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MONROE CAMPUS BEATS TRUMAN

Seniors at James Monroe Campus received a special parting gift this year when a day dedicated to four graduating players ended on a high note with a victory over Harry S. Truman High School.

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