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February 27, 2004
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Postal Worker Attacked on Beach 126
Captures Assailant After Attack
By Brendan Brosh
Two teenagers have been arrested for attacking a postal worker last Sat urday afternoon. The teens, twin brothers Richard and Nelson Ramos of Arverne, have been charged with two counts each of second-degree attempted robbery and one count each of second-degree assault. More...
Cops Seek Rape Suspect
By Brian Magoolaghan

Police need your help to find the man who they say raped a 12-year-old girl in Far Rockaway last Friday morning. More...

‘No Parking’ For St. Pat’s Parade

Police from the 100 Precinct in Rock away Park have announced special "No Park ing" regulations for Saturday, March 6 in order to facilitate the Queens County St. Patrick’s Day Parade, which will be held on that day. More...

Fire Ravages Beach 68 Street Home

A fast moving fire devastated the two-story home at 68-07 Beach Channel Drive on Tuesday. More than 60 firefighters and other emergency workers responded after the alarm was called via pull-box. More...

 Community
•Addabbo FHC Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony At 6200 BCD
Politicians, local activists and those involved with the health center throw the first shovel full of dirt at the site of the new facility. More...
•Addabbo Sponsors Health Care Bill
•Bethel AME Church Celebrates The Legacy
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 Columnists
•Beachcomber
Many residents on the west end reported a strong smell of gasoline in the air last Sunday afternoon. An American Airlines plane that had recently departed from JFK lost an engine over the Atlantic and was attempting to return to the airport. More...
•Boyle-ing Points by Kevin Boyle
•Broad Channel Bits
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 Editorial/Opinion
•Always A Cop Around When You Really Need One
Rockaway residents, particularly those on the west end, often complain about the police officers that serve the community. The police are more concerned with giving out tickets to residents than they are in fighting crime, they say. More...
•Editorial Comment
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