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By Dara Mormile The second phase of the Canarsie Park Restoration project was discussed in detail during a community meeting at St. Jude’s school on Monday evening. The gathering shed light on plans that will make the park safer, more attractive and more entertaining, according to city Parks Depart-ment officials. More ...
Dozens of Canarsie residents, including many tots and teens, attended Saturday’s annual Holiday Parade on East 92 Street, around the corner from grand marshal State Senator John Sampson’s district office. More ... East 95 Street Resident Murdered Just Steps Away From His Home By Charles Rogers A resident of East 95 Street was shot and killed last Thursday night just steps away from his home near Avenue K, police said. More ... Cops Arrest Suspect In Series Of Robberies On Ralph Avenue Only a few minutes after allegedly robbing a woman on Ralph Avenue last Monday, a Bedford Stuyvesant man who fit the description of a man responsible for a recent string of robberies in the area was arrested by police. More ... Answers From The Teacher Darra Wheeler Happ When I picked up my son from his after-school program, the classroom smelled of paint. I could see that the students had painted posters. They were working in a small area without very good ventilation and the fumes were strong. More ...
One of the imaginative obstacle courses at the Sam Curtis Park playground was the last of its kind to go last week as workers started a complete reconstruction of the park, located on Foster Avenue at East 81 Street. More ... Fidler Blasts City Youth Unit For Small Public Hearing Crowd By Dara Mormile A concerned Councilman Lew Fidler questioned panelists of the New York City Department of Youth and Community Development about their efforts to publicize the recent Community Action Board public hearing at the Abe Stark Senior Center,that did not attract as many participants as expected. More ...
The Middle By Charles Rogers The Irony Of A New Car Dealer In The Middle Of Baghdad Now wait a minute! Here we are with the devastation in Iraq taking an even more tragic dip last week; President Bush was telling reporters (and tell-ing reporters…and telling reporters…) that things are "tough" over there at this time; and our servicemen and women have been told their anti... More ... Starrett Soldier Completes Basic Traing In S. Carolina Army National Guard Pvt. Wilson J. Delgado has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. More ...
By Neil S. Friedman Teenagers trying to buy box cutters, spray paint or laser pointers know there’s one neighborhood store where a vigilant businessman continually thwarts their efforts. More ...
Maxine Hamilton Alexander The Flowers Of Spring Are Affecting Us All Spring is sprung. Some of the flowers are blooming and before I go any further, I first want to say KUDOS to Kellie Mapus, Michael Robinson and Desmond Reid, on the book "Little Lion Goes to School. More ... Seddio Says NY Budget Reform In The Works Assemblyman Frank Seddio recently announced that state legislators reached an agreement on a reform package designed to deliver a sound, on-time budget. More ... Social Security Steve Beck Sometimes It’s Hard Not To Use Those Cryptic Messages Q: Why does Social Security use so many acronyms? Are you trying to confuse us? More ...
Scores of children yelled, "NYPD! NYPD! NYPD!" in the peanut gal-lery at the HES gym Friday, cheering on ten members of the 69th Precinct as they went head-to-head on the basketball court in a fight for bragging superiority last Friday. More ... Chicken Soup for the Soul Read the Story...
(NAPSI)-There are a number of factors to consider before trying to adopt or rescue wildlife living in your own neighborhood. Such seemingly kind-hearted intervention could actually harm both you and the animals. More ...
By Merle Exit Despite some sloppy play by both teams, the New York Sharks women’s tackle football team upped their record to 2-0 and notched their first shutout of the season last Saturday in a 26-0 romp over the visiting New Hampshire Freedom. More ... Chiefs Rebounds After Two Road Losses To Midwood By Jason Medina The Canarsie High School boys varsity baseball team opened up the PSAL season on the road in a two-game series against the Midwood Hornets, who have defeated the Chiefs in their last four games by a combined score of 43-14. More ...
(NAPSI)-Have you ever wondered what you’re capable of achieving? Have you thought about pushing yourself-both physically and mentally-to meet a challenge and be the best you can be? More ...
(NAPSI)-Playing sports is often about winning and losing. But losing should not include your teeth. Fortunately, mouthguards can help an athlete avoid becoming part of the statistics on sports-related injuries, which are nothing to smile about. More ... |
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