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For over forty years the 69th Precinct Community Council Baseball League has given thousands of community youths the opportunity to participate in the nation’s favorite national pastime every summer. More ... DONATIONS FOR WIFE OF CANARSIE COURIER EDITOR Managing Editor Charles Rogers thanks everyone for their wishes of condolence following the death of his wife, Barbara, on July 8, 2004. He suggests that anyone wishing to make a donation in her memory should choose the North Shore Animal League, a non-profit organization, whose mission is rescuing ... More ...
By Neil S. Friedman This week State Senator Carl Kruger leveled a charge of animal cruelty against Cole Brothers Cir-cus, which began its annual run in Marine Park last Friday, for its Acrobatic House Cat Act. More ...
Children do lose skills over the summer, especially if they haven’t been practicing them for two months. You are correct to be concerned about how well your daughter maintains as many of the skills she’s recently gained as possible. More ...
Brooklyn Congressman Ed Towns was recognized this week for his efforts to bridge the gap between different racial and ethnic groups by fostering a greater understanding among all people with different backgrounds. More ...
By Dara Mormile Bright colors soar inside the St. Christopher Ottilie residence at 250 Conklin Avenue. The artist’s bursts of contrast fill the living room of the home with shapes, pictures and abstract forms as if they are part of a big puzzle. More ...
New York City Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) Commis-sioner Gretchen Dykstra this week released a list of 128 "Dirty Dealers" that had their tobacco license revoked for six months through May 2004 for repeatedly selling to minors. More ...
Sixty-ninth Precinct Youth Officer Jimmy Johnson retired today. He wrote the following, exclusively for the Canarsie Courier, about his 20 years as a member of the New York City Police Department. More ...
By Neil S. Friedman The Brooklyn Cyclones set another milestone Tuesday evening as the one-millionth fan passed though the gates of KeySpan Park in Coney Island on a typical hazy, hot and humid New York summer evening. More ...
Dozens of water activity enthusiasts came out for last Saturday’s Sebago Canoe Club’s all-day Open House. From late morning until early evening more than 100 people set out on Jamaica Bay in kayaks, canoes, and sailboats. More ...
Guest Column— Assemblyman Frank Seddio It’s been a tough year for consumers. Between the latest interest rate hike and the high cost of staples like milk and gas, day-to-day life is getting more expensive. More ...
By Dara Mormile Read the Story... Social Security Steve Beck Manager, Canarsie Office Addressing Social Security Question: I am moving to a retirement community and need to let Social Security know about my change of address. What’s the easiest way to do this? More ...
THE LAST ATTACK Wayne Allen Levine©1999 (From "Chicken Soup for the Body & Soul") As a child I was stricken with severe allergies and asthma, which kept me from having, holding, tasting, touching and smelling a variety of foods, most plants, trees, grass and flowers. More ...
Cats, Kittens, Puppies & Dogs! AC&C Care Centers are overflowing with animals. Help them find homes: Summer Dog and Cool Cats Specials Adopt a dog this summer. More ...
Stone Deaf By Wayne &Tamara Mitchell - Echo Works I have been married a dozen years, but my marriage has been purely platonic for the last four. We are good friends, nothing more. More ... Around The Horn By Val TsoutsouriS TO BARTER MAKES ONE SMARTER? More ...
By Merle Exit For the third straight year, the New York Sharks women’s professional tackle football team will play in the International Women’s Football League championship game following its 29-7 win over the Tampa Bay Terminators last Saturday that earned New York another Eastern Conference title. More ... |
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