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Outrage After Bell Verdict Local Leaders Push For Federal Charges
Fighting back tears, an emotional Rosa Sierra held a sign in protest of the Sean Bell verdict while blocking traffic along Queens Boulevard outside the Queens County Criminal Court on Friday.Tribune Photo by Michael Lanza
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In Your Opinion
This weeks letters sent in from readers like you!

Why Do You Love Me So?
Mothers are people too and sometimes they...

As Queens As It Gets
Crystal Neal is going places in life. ...

Slushwater Percolates Along...
The series of reported incidents of misconduct...

Indulge In The Cellar
Big Top Returns To Celebrate...
The Big Apple Circus is returning to Queens...

.:Cop Blotter
TEN CHARGED IN DVD... From the DA:
MAN FOUND WITH FATAL... 104th Precinct
HUMAN CORPSE FOUND... 113th Precinct
Theatrical Robber...
Queens Mom Accused... From The DA
Man Shot: 100th Precinct
Bank Robbery: 102nd Precinct
Man Shot In Head:... 104th Precinct
Man Found Dead In... 105th Precinct
Man Hit Tree And... 106th Precinct
Jamaica Shootout:... 113th Precinct
Woman Killed: 113th Precinct
COLD CASE SOLVED:... From The DA
MAN FELL TO HIS DEATH:... 19th Precinct
ATTEMPTED ROBBER... 102nd Precinct
POLICE SEEK MISSING... 105th Precinct
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City Announces Rockaway Ferry -- Mayor Michael Bloomberg and members of the city council announced plans to expand the City’s ferry service on Monday, beginning with the opening of a Far Rockaway line on May 12....[continue]

30th Candidates Squabble Over Details -- Anthony Como, the Republican’s top pick for disgraced politician Dennis Gallagher’s open seat, said Tuesday his opponent Thomas Ognibene has done so much whining lately it’s...[continue]

Water Board Blasted For Rate Hike -- A public hearing concerning the Water Board’s proposed 14.5 percent rate hike was held Tuesday at the Department of Environmental Protection’s Training Room in Flushing. The...[continue]

Supermarket Stiffs Baggers -- State Department of Labor investigators have found supermarket baggers in Brooklyn and Queens were paid no hourly wage or overtime after regularly working more than 40 hours a...[continue]

Katz Has Baby Boy -- When the first in-vitro fertilization procedure didn’t take, Councilwoman Melinda Katz (D-Forest Hills) tried again. And when doctors told her an early caesarean section would...[continue]

New Bank Offers Loans To The Poor -- Looking to capitalize on its achievements in Bangladesh, Professor Muhammad Yunus’ brainchild, The Grameen Bank is now operating in Jackson Heights – providing small, microcredit...[continue]

Senate Approves Summer Gas-Tax Suspense -- The New York State Senate approved a temporary gas-tax-relief bill, which would eliminate approximately 32 cents in state taxes from gas-pump prices this summer, by a margin of...[continue]

Queens Inaugurates Its Jazz Orchestra -- When the Queens Jazz Orchestra plays its inaugural concert at Flushing Town Hall on May 16, the musicians in the 17-piece ensemble will join a long line of jazz greats to call...[continue]

New Treatment Battles Epilepsy -- A pacemaker for the brain? For one Sunnyside resident struggling with a lifelong battle against epilepsy, the notion that a small electronic device could erase years of daily...[continue]

City Provides Youth With Summer Jobs -- The school year is winding to a close, but rather than fantasizing about barbeques and pool parties, Queens students are looking for summer jobs. Adjoa Gfiza, Associate Director...[continue]

Queens Air Gets an ‘F’ Report Says -- New Yorkers are breathing harmful air into their lungs every day according to a new report. The American Lung Association of New York recently released their annual report...[continue]

Acquittals Cap Dramatic Bell Trial -- The glass courthouse doors suddenly burst open, and a young man bounded down the long stone staircase, frantically touting what seemed like an important sheet of paper in his right...[continue]

   
   
 

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