June 18, 2003 RSS feed / Front Page

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First Central Savings Bank

Opens Ridgewood Branch
A new era in banking dawned in Ridgewood last Saturday when First Central Savings Bank opened the latest in its growing number of branch offices at 58-02 Myrtle Ave., offering what it proudly declares "a real choice in community banking." More...

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June 24, 7:30 p.m., 114th Police Precinct C.C.; Riccardo More...

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Voelker Orth Museum Voelker Orth Museum, Bird Sanctuary & More...

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Editorials

Editorial

Senior Housing At Boys & Girls Club Links Generations

Very often the fate of a society lies in the way it treats both its history and its future. More...

Letters

Protest Dem Treatment

The American Polish community in the United States is over 10 million strong. Cohesively united by their common heritage, this vast Polish More...

OP—ed

Neighborhood Parks Have A Lot To Offer
By Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg

With the warm weather months upon us, more and more New Yorkers are getting out to the parks to enjoy ball games, picnics, concerts and other forms of recreation. More...

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Toxic Sites In Queens Likely To Cause Serious Illnesses

By John Toscano

New York City residents who live near what are known as Superfund sites, abandoned land contaminated by toxic waste or chemicals known to cause serious illnesses, may be more likely to suffer from a debilitating illness, Public Advocate Betsy Go More...

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Applebee’s Opens In Rego Park

Queen Borough President Helen Marshall cut the ceremonial ribbon at Applebee More...

Political Page

I on politics

Maltese Credits Mayor, Others With Engine 293 Save
By John Toscano

SERPH SHARES CREDIT: Despite one newspaper More...

Vallone Honors 3 Firefighters

On Fathers Day, last Sunday, Councilmember Peter Vallone Jr. (D More...

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Pataki: Merge

Governor George Pataki, pointing to increased assistance for consumers and financial savings for the state, has filed a bill in Albany to merge the federal and state "Do Not Call" registries. More...

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Seniors

Senior Spotlight

Senate Panel OKs Bill To Cover Prescription Drugs Under Medicare
By John Toscano

The prayers of millions of seniors for a prescription drug benefit from Washington are closer to being answered, now that the U.S. Senate More...

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