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Motorists often stop their cars to stare at the Great Egret standing on one leg in the marshes of Jamaica Bay. The bird in flight, however, is a rare sight indeed. This picture was taken recently by Sean Kelley. More ... The Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center has launched a new fundraiser for capital to build its new home at 6200 Beach Channel Drive. More ... The Frank Avenue Civic Association of Edgemere had Congressman Gregory Meeks as their guest speaker at the holiday meeting More ... A minor accident on Cross Bay Boulevard on Monday afternoon drew more than the usual attention for a number of reasons. The first was that the accident took place directly in front of the Hillebrand Funeral Home, and many members of the Broad Channel Volunteer Fire Department were at home to pay their respects to their Assistant Chief, who had recently lost his brother. More ... President Bush is expected to detail plans to resume manned space flights to the moon, and, ultimately, to land a man on Mars.A0 Representative Anthony Weiner, a Member of the House Science Committee, released the following statement about the President More ... Gateway National Recreation Area (GNRA) has announced that there will be an increase in the cost of special use permit fees for 2004. Leaping from $25 to $50, the fee covers activities such as fishing, off-road vehicle access, camping, car-top boating, archery and community garden plots. More ... On December 31, 2003 the New York State Supreme Court dismissed a frivolous lawsuit brought by Duane Reade against Local 338 of the Retail Workers Union. More ... Both males and females who are strong swimmers are encouraged to take the pre-employment performance test to qualify as lifeguards at the Gateway National Recreation Area. More ... The Municipal Credit Union (MCU) is offering local high school students entering college a chance to win a scholarship to help finance their education. More ... Police want to get guns off of Rockaway streets and are offering cash incentives if you help them. More ... The two families displaced by separate fires last December have received generous support from several members of the Rockaway community and say life is slowly getting back to normal. More ... As the world rang in the 2004 new year, American fighting men and women marked their third consecutive year in harm More ... Virginia State University has released its Honors List for the Fall 2003 semester. Local students Duane T. Williams, studying accounting and Sherad Julien, studying health, physical education and recreation were recognized for their academic excellence during the past semester. More ... Peninsula Hospital Center (PHC) was the recipient of many generous visitors this holiday season, including a few Santa impersonators and gift givers of all ages. More ... Now that the Department of Justice has approved plans for new Community Education Councils to replace Community School Boards, the move to implement the plan is moving ahead full steam. More ... On Saturday, January 10, 2004 Sorrentino Recreation Center held their finals for the 10 & under division Millennium Basketball Tournament. The Sorrentino Ravens played against Reverend Mason with the Sorrentino Ravens coached by John Middleton and Sean King defeated Reverend Mason coached by James Scott. More ... M.S. 198 will be host to the charity basketball featuring the St. John Baptist Church Crusaders vs. The WWRL Radio 1600 "Magic" Basketball Team. More ... For those who are interested in playing basketball during this cold winter, the Old Style Leagues may be just the ticket. The league will hold weeknight men More ... The Josephine Johnson Reading and Math Tutorial Program is a ten-year old faith based tutorial program named in honor of its founder, the late Josephine Johnson, who was a devoted member of St. More ... The application deadline for the NYS Trooper Test is February 1, 2004. To apply for the test you must be at least 20 years old to apply and not have reached your 30th birthday prior to the application deadline. More ... Take the plunge for Cystic Fibrosis for Annie McMahon on February 21. The plunge will begin at Vaughn More ... Parks and Recreation Commiss ioner Adrian Benepe warned New Yorkers today against going onto or near the ice of ponds and lakes. Determining the strength of ice is extremely difficult, especially for an untrained individual. More ... The Internal Revenue Service will offer a series of tax tips on the IRS website from now until the April 15 filing deadline. The IRS tips will offer useful information on topics affecting New York area federal income tax filers. More ... The children at Saint Francis de Sales, under the direction of Ms. Lilli-Beth, put on a beautiful Christmas play. Sr. Patricia Chelius, the principal, said this certainly put you in the Christmas spirit. More ... St. Edmund Prep High School re cently performed their eighth annual Christ mas show, "A Year With out Christmas Vacation." This year, under the direction of the athletic director Jean nie McEvoy and physical education teacher Kitty Mc Evoy, the senior class wrote an original script and performed the show in Dec ember for the school community. More ... Eighth grade classes at M.S. 43 have started making board games. Not Monopoly, Clue or Life, but games based on the eighth-grade science curriculum. More ... Far Rockaway High School was honored this week with the Kappa Delta Pi classroom grant for their More ... Two sixth grade students, their parents and a teacher from St. Francis de Sales recently made a trip to Minnea polis to meet and thank residents of the First Christian Residence Nursing Home who reached out to children of the school after the tragic events of September and November 2001. More ... On Saturday, November 22, the hit Broadway musical "Oklahoma" was revived by 51 talented high school students in Bishop Kearney High School More ... The lobby at PS/MS 43 hosted a student made display of our "Core Virtues": Hon esty, Respect, Respon sibility, Com passion, Self-discipline, Perseverance and Giving. More ... An audit conducted as the result of a lawsuit brought against Duane Reade has discovered that the retailer has failed to make $5.7 million in contributions and other monies to its employee pension, health and welfare and vacation benefit funds, the Retail Worker More ... The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation is inviting New Yorkers to get fit for pennies a day by holding its second annual membership drive at 20 recreation centers across the city. More ... It is no accident that any popular contemporary band that uses electric guitars owes a huge debt to Lynyrd Skynyrd, a debt almost always freely acknowledged. More ... |
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