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2008 Year In Review
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A judge found the three police officers involved in the shooting death of Sean Bell not guilty of any crime in the young Queens man’s death.
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Clock Ticking On Senate Recount --
While the Board of Elections takes a much-needed holiday respite from counting ballots in the ongoing District 11 State Senate race between incumbent Frank Padavan (R-Bellerose)...[continue]
Middle East Strife Felt Through Queens --
The latest in a seemingly endless strife between Israel and Palestine erupted on Saturday when the Israeli Air Force launched a retaliatory strike against Hamas in Gaza after repeated...[continue]
Monserrate Update: Senator-Elect Likely To Be Seated --
State Sen.-elect Hiram Monserrate (D-Corona) appears to be safe for now, with calls to bar him from the Senate apparently falling flat.
Monserrate’s battering continued last...[continue]
Maloney Honored For Trafficking Fight --
The New York State Anti-Trafficking Coalition will name U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-Astoria) its 2008 Congressional Anti-Slavery Champion on Friday.
The coalition cited Maloney’s...[continue]
She Has Two Hands, Thousands Of Stars --
Nestled in the corner of Rego Park’s Shalimar Diner, Lynn Saunders quietly worked needle and thread, her fingers instinctually dancing to the rhythm required for cross stitching....[continue]
Four Queens Council Members Score High --
Four City Council members from Queens earned top-10 ratings from the Human Rights Project at the Urban Justice Center last week on the date of the 60th anniversary of the Universal...[continue]
New Year, Same Drama At Willets Point --
It has been more than a month since the City Council approved the Mayor’s Willets Point Redevelopment Plan on Nov. 13. But in the time since, little progress has been made on either...[continue]
DA Toy Drive --
Queens County District Attorney Richard Brown surrounded by some of the hundreds of toys donated by his staff for the office’s annual toy drive for needy children.[continue]
Weprin To Run For Brother’s Seat --
Assemblyman Mark Weprin (D-Little Neck) is considering running next year for the 23rd City Council seat, which is currently held by his brother, Councilman David Weprin, who plans...[continue]
Groups Weigh In On Monserrate Arrest --
Passions flared when a local domestic-violence advocacy group defended embattled City Councilman and State Senator-elect Hiram Monserrate (D-Corona) on Monday outside his Corona...[continue]
Cost To Live In NY Increasing --
In short, it’s going to cost more to live in New York.
Any doubt that the State of New York is facing a major economic crisis was erased this week when Gov. David Paterson...[continue]
USTA Opens Court --
Queens’ ball and racquet aficionados just got a new playground.
The United States Tennis Association opened its indoor facility Tuesday at the Billie Jean King National Tennis...[continue]
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