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October 26, 2002  RSS feed
‘Hatchet Job’
Stan Molin is a thoughtful man. His 35 years as a pilot for Eastern Airlines taught him to handle all sorts of emergencies with calm reason. Now, however, his son, Sten, is under attack by anonymous detractors, and Molin is reacting like any other father put in that position. More...
NYPD Reviews Drug Raid Procedures
By Gary G. Toms

With the number of complaints being filed by citizens against the New York City Police Department, regarding recent drug raids on the homes of innocent people, police spokesman Michael O More...

New Cig Taxes, Regs Impact Rockaway Business
By Howard Schwach

When Mukesh Patel took over the Tobacconist on Beach 116 Street he did a steady business in the sale of cigarette packs and even cartons. More...

 Community
• Digital 911 Technology To Combat Abuse
Michael R. Bloomberg has announced two initiatives designed to combat domestic violence in New York City. First, using new technology, the NYPD will strengthen the ability of district attorneys to prosecute domestic violence cases by giving them immediate access to high-quality 911 recordings. More...
• Flight 587 Update: Shame, Shame
• ‘Masks & More’ Makes Debut
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 Columnists
• Beachcomber
Congressman Anthony Weiner will visit the next meeting of the Rockaway Park Homeowners and Residents to speak about flights from JFK Airport. The meeting will be held at The Beach Club on Wednesday, October 30 at 7:30 p.m. More...
• Broad Channel Bits
• Chatting With Chapey
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 Sports
• article has image Beach Channel Beats Far Rock In The Nick Of Time
The Far Rockaway vs. Beach Channel "Battle of the Beach" game was supposed to start last Saturday at 11 a.m. Minutes before game time, the Dolphins had not shown up and Far Rock officials and the team had questioned if there was going to be a game at all. More...
• Far Rock Homecoming Day
• Lady Seahorses Track Team Strives For Championship Heights
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 Editorial/Opinion
• Mister, Can You Spare A Job?
A Wave editor recently had the opportunity to speak to a large group of Rockaway youth about planning their careers and the importance of education. During the conversation, several of them asked if there were any employment opportunities at The Wave. More...
• The Planes Keep Flying
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 Letters
• A Real Role Model
What a pleasure to be able to read the wave via Internet down here in Florida to learn about an individual such as Eric Dennis. More...
• Bay Needs A Second Flush!
• Don’t Blame Pilot
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 Obits
• Obituaries
Dorothea M. Taphouse
Wave Columnist
"Dot On Roxbury"
Dorothea M. (nee McKinley) Taphouse was a lifelong resident of the Roxbury community. She died on October 20, 2002 at the age of 87. She recently celebrated a birthday on May 5. More...
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