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Dorothy Dunne

News Events/Travel Editor/Host
Well, the holidays are over. Let More...

From The Artists Studio

Rockaway Artists Alliance
by Susan Hartenstein

If this is holiday-time, can a Rockaway Artists Alliance Test Your Art Knowledge Quiz be far behind? Of course not. More...

Historical Views of the Rockaways

From The Rockaway MuseumDedicated To The Memory Of Leon S. Locke
Rockaway Naval Air Station
by Emil Lucev, Curator

Today More...

MovieScope By Robert Snyder ‘Something’s Gotta Give’ – As Good As It Gets

Whoever thought the girl to rope the elusive Jack Nicholson into romantic commitment would not be a girl at all, but a middle-aged woman? More...

School Scope

Teaching in Today
By Norman Scott

"I have the answer to the problems with security and violence in the schools," my friend Al said recently. "Caning." Al will tell you the number one problem in the schools is the lack of respect kids have for the teachers. More...

Sprayview Sticks Stones

by Environmental Reporter Bernard Blum

When officials, agencies and bureaucrats snooze when topsoil is filched and a contaminated processed waste is dumped illegally, there is a right to consider it "conspiracy to obstruct justice. More...

The Rockaway Naturalist By Mickey Cohen And Don Riepe

Rockaway

This is the first of a series of monthly columns to be alternately written by two of Rockaway More...

Beachcomber

Sixty years ago this week, on January 4, 1944, a German U-Boat sunk the USS Turner, a Navy destroyer, off Rockaway More...

Boyle-ing Points

Lost Without Lists
by Kelvin Boyle

Whew, Tom Ridge can lower the risk alert. I got my new socks and underwear for Christmas. Some guys want a DVD recorder or the newest gadget. I just want my new socks and tighty-whities. More...

Erin On The Rox

By Erin Baumann

Congratulations to Danielle Hedderson, who will be marching in the Rose Bowl Parade on New Years Day with her school Boston College. Look for Danielle who will be playing the saxophone. More...

From the Editor’s Desk

By Howard Schwach

David Pecoraro says, "While Rome burns, the Department of Education fiddles with bulletin boards." Pecoraro should know. More...

The Inner Voice

by Marilyn Gelfand

When this paper is out on Friday, it will already be 2004. Now it is Monday, as I write this column, and I am thinking of how important hindsight is. More...

Looking Backward

What The Wave Said

20 Years Ago... More...

On The Beach

With Beverly Baxter
...And Finally 2004 Is Here

I Wish all my readers and friends a very happy, healthy, and peaceful New Year. More...

Simon says...

From the Desk of Lew M. Simon, Democratic District Leader, 23rd A.D. Part B

As we are writing this column we are on a heightened alert for acts of terrorism which they claim will be worse than 9/11. Whoever would have thought in today More...

The Rockaway Irregular

If Arnold Can, Why Can
by Stuart W. Mirsky

The news out of California gets more and more interesting! It seems that newly elected Governor Arnold Schwarznegger is making headway. More...


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