HESCO Concertainers are one of many possible methods that are being considered to protect the post-Sandy peninsula. More...

“Don’t leave us behind.” That was the rallying cry as parents, youth and afterschool staff got together at PS 215 Tuesday to protest after-school budget cuts citywide. More...

The 101 Precinct Detective Squad is investigating a shooting that took place in Far Rockaway. A man was shot at around 2:15 p.m. on Monday, May 13th opposite 10-32 Beach 20th Street. He had gunshot wounds to his ankle, groin area, hip and chest. More...

Good thing I drink an occasional beer. This column practically runs on beer (which is pretty obvious as I stagger and stumble my way through. Publisher Susan Locke usually has me take a breathalyzer before I put this in the paper). More...

Many people commented on The National Disgrace Area known as Riis Park. If the Feds are going to treat it like unwanted stepchild, they should hand it over completely New York City. More...

A simple query from the Wave's editor provoked the content for this column. I've rendered an editorial and many articles, heretofore. Today, for the first time, It's My Turn! More...

The headline didn’t fool you, did it? Mayor Bloomberg and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn announced a free ferry, all right, but you knew it wasn’t for Rockaway. More...

There’s an old expression Follow The Money. You’ll need more than an Atlas and a GPS to follow all the roads to Sandy relief money. More...

Kathleen Brady, a secretary for Smith Barney, died on May 13th at age 82. A Rockaway resident for more than 20 years, Brady is preceded in death by her brothers, Peter Brady and Jackie Brady. More...

Mary Lucille Brown, a custodian, died on April 25th at age 80. More...

Barbara Carol Fish, an accountant, died on May 13th at age 72. A Rockaway resident for 29 years, Fish is preceded in death by her sister, Patricia. More...