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1908 Document Places Belle Harbor At Beach 124 Street
     Sometime in 1908, G. Cornell filed specifications for the construction of a frame dwelling on Montauk Avenue, which is now Beach 124 Street.
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ABTS Bicycle Classic At Rockaway On June 6
     The first annual Arverne By The Sea Classic Bicycle Race will be held on the peninsula on June 6, according to an announcement by Team Squiggle and the United States Cycling Foundation (USCF).
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Gateway Sets Summer Pets Policy
     The National Park Service has clarified its policy on pets in Riis Park and Fort Tilden for the coming summer season.
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     Flag Bearers mass at the Broad Channel Memorial Triangle on Cross Bay Boulevard.
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Far Rockaway Man Killed On Job At JFK
     Port Authority Police at JFK International Airport are investigating what a spokesman called a "horrible accident" after 20-year-old terminal worker Emond Finn, a Far Rockaway resident, was killed when he was struck by a tug, a motorized vehicle used to move baggage or taxi airplanes, last Thursday afternoon.
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PHC Hosts Seminar On Women’s Heart Health
     Peninsula Hospital Center, continuing its programs to increase health and wellness awareness in the community, hosted a Women
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Community Board To Meet On June 8
     Community Board 14 will host its regular monthly meeting on June 8 at 7:45 p.m. at the American Legion Hall (301 Beach 92 Street).
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Dr. Horowitz Becomes A Bioethicist
     Dr. Ernest Horowitz received the degree of M.S. in Bioethics on Thursday, May 27 at the graduation exercises of Albany Medical College held in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
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Local Girl Scout Troop Wins Big At Hofstra Flower Show
     Nineteen members of Girl Scout Troop 4140 were thrilled to have had the experience of entering their first flower show at the Hofstra University Garden and Flower Show, 2004.
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School Board Says Goodbye June 17
     The members of Community School Board 27 will be having a farewell dinner at Pier 92 at 8 p.m. on Thursday, June 17.
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Local Bridges Ready For Summer Traffic
     With Memorial Day upon us, memories of the harsh winter are fading as maintenance crews work hard to shake off the effects of winter and get the Cross Bay and Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridges ready for increased summer beach traffic.
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New 72-Unit Development On Horizon
     The new Rockaway development, seen here from the Cross Bay Bridge, is a 72-unit middle-income building named
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Local Republican Group Meets With Conservatives
     A number of Rockaway residents, including local Republican Club President Tom Lynch, Met with officials of the Queens Conservative Party recently to forge an understanding between the two groups.
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Looking Backward
What The Wave Said
20
     Years Ago...
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Meeks Sponsors Senior Health Care Seminar
     Congressman Gregory W. Meeks of Southeastern Queens brought together seniors in his district for a seminar last week that explained the details of the recently legislated Medicare prescription drug benefit, which was put forth by President Bush and passed by a divided Congress.
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DEP Needs Your Help
     The Department of Environmental Protection is searching for volunteers for its Floatables Beach Surveillance program. Floatables are waterborne waste materials that float and include Styrofoam, balloons, fishing lines, raw sewage and medical waste.
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Brown Honored By Brokaw
     Tom Brokaw, author of the book
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Patrylo Graduates From Queens College
     Garry Patrylo Jr. of Rockaway Beach graduated from Queens College on Thursday, June 3, with a Bachelor
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Honored By Hadassah At Heart Luncheon
     Ruth Van Leer was honored last week by the Rockaway Park chapter of Hadassah at its annual Heart Luncheon held at the Lawrence Country Club. Pictured, standing from left, Vanessa Van Leer Livingston, Geraldine M.
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Seek Young African-American Singer
     The Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor, New York is seeking a young African-American actress/ singer to play the role of Young Ti Moune in its upcoming production of ONCE ON THIS ISLAND.
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The Citizen’s Police Academy Report
     Think about this: Every argument you ever get in to has at least one thing in common
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Beach Season Opens With B. 73 Street Kick Off
     Lifeguards and officials gathered on the boardwalk on Beach 73 Street last Friday afternoon to kick off the start of the beach season in Rockaway. City Councilman Joe Addabbo, Department of Parks and Recreation Deputy Commissioner for Operations Liam Kavanaugh, State Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer, Community Board 14 President Delores Orr, Gerry Romski, representing the Arverne By the Sea development
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Pimp Pleads Guilty To Recruiting Local
     Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown announced today that a Queens pimp has pled guilty to attempted promoting prostitution involving a 15-year-old girl whom he recruited as a prostitute in the Queens Plaza South, Jamaica and Rockaway neighborhoods.
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Brooklyn Civil Air Patrol Seeks Rockaway Volunteers
     The Floyd Bennett Composite Squadron, a component of the United States Air Force Auxiliary-Civil Air Patrol (New York City Group) (CAP), is searching for new senior and cadet members.
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     Town Hall Meeting A community Town Hall Meeting will be held at M.S. 53 on Tuesday, June 8 at 7 p.m. Speaking at the event will be representatives from the Department of Education, Region 5 and Robin Johnson, Principal of P.S.
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Legal Services Begins Food Stamp Outreach
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     Under a new Nutrition Outreach and Education Program, the Queens Legal Services Corporation will soon begin assisting residents in the Rockaways and Broad Channel to determine their eligibility for the federal food stamp program.
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Relay For Life At BCHS This Weekend
     The Cancer Society will once again host the local version of its
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Rockaway Memorial Day Parade Beats Rain To Punch
     A large crowd showed up under threatening skies on Memorial Day to honor those Rockaway residents who died in foreign wars. The marchers held three ceremonies
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Rockaway Museum Gets Ready to Reopen
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     The Rockaway Museum, which has been closed since the beginning of the year, is in the final stages of renovation. When the museum reopens on June 14 visitors will find more than just a fresh coat of paint on the walls.
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PS 114 Students Visit NYC Apple Store
     The excited, yet technologically proficient, P.S. 114 students recently arrived at the NYC Apple Store
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PS 215 Student Wins Cyclones Contest
     P.S. 215 in Far Rockaway has announced that Gizzel George of Class 1-203, Ms. Mirra
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St. Edmund’s "Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"
     St. Edmund Prep High School recently performed the musical
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Harris Wins Essay Competition
     P.S. 106 student Shanice Harris of Class 5-318, was the third place winner in the Jewish Heritage Poetry and Essay Contest. Pictured from left to right: Principal Arthur Straus; teacher Janet Behrens, Shanice Harris, and Mary O.
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St. Edmund’s Holds Scholarship Dinner
     St. Edmund Prep recently held an academic scholarship dinner for incoming freshmen as well as students who currently attend the school. Jessica Grisanzio (Our Lady of Grace) was the recipient of this year
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Smith To Lead Cancer Day Parade
     State Senator Malcolm Smith will act as the Grand Marshal of the National Cancer Day Parade in Queens on Saturday, June 5. The parade is being presented by the Queens New York Chapter of the Mahogany Sisters Network
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Sun For Memorial Day Weekend Means Outdoors Events
     While the sun shined on Memorial Day weekend, roving photographer Miriam Rosenberg took her camera
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Union Workers Protest On Shore Front
     Union workers from the Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers Local Union 1 and Local 32 B-J (janitors) brought the 10-foot inflatable rat, to protest the use of non-union workers, to 8200 Shore Front Parkway last Thursday afternoon.
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Volunteer With Civil Air Patrol!!
     The Floyd Bennett Composite Squadron, a component of the United States Air Force Auxiliary-Civil Air Patrol (New York City Group) (CAP), is searching for new senior and cadet members.
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Man Shot In Far Rockaway
     Police found a 21-year-old man shot dead in the lobby of 12-70 Redfern Avenue early last Friday morning, police said. Shaheem Mays, a Brooklyn resident, was identified as the victim in news reports.
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