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BEEP: Maintain Access To Beaches In AURA
By Howard Schwach
Those Rockaway residents who were worried that the new Arverne by the Sea development would block public access to beaches on the peninsula can breath a sigh of relief this week with an announcement by Queens Borough President Helen Marshall that a deal has been cut with the Department of Parks to i... More...
Teen Shot In Housing Turf Battle
By Brian Magoolaghan

The teenager who was shot in Far Rockaway last Sunday was struggling to stay out of trouble and trying to get his life together, but wound up a victim in the turf battle between Rockaway housing complexes, according to his aunt. More...

Far Rock Man Killed In Brutal Stabbing
By Brian Magoolaghan

A 30-year-old Far Rock away man was found dead in a puddle of blood with numerous stab wounds to his neck, body and face last Thursday night, police said. More...

Cancer Society Seeks Survivors For Relay
By Howard Schwach

The American Cancer Society, the major sponsor of the annual Relay For Life event is looking for survivors of the disease that it can honor at this year’s Rockaway event. More...

 Community
•Antkies, Purcell Take 100 Pct. Cop of the Month
Police Officer John Purcell, second from left, and Lieutenant Julian Antkies, second from right, were named the 100 Precinct’s February “Cops of the Month” for converting a routine traffic stop into a major arrest. More...
•Easter Egg Hunt in Broad Channel
•Addabbo Family Welcomes Alexis Jules
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 Columnists
•Beachcomber
The Wave congratulates City Coun cil man Joseph Addabbo and his wife, Dawn, on the birth of their first child, a girl, Alexis Jules. Alexis was born on April 4 and weighed in at 7 pounds, four ounces. More...
•Broad Channel Bits
•Dorothy Dunne
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 Sports
•DeVivio, Perissi Tackle Football Sharks
It was 6:34 in the first quarter of the New York Sharks’ first regular season game last Saturday. Their opponent, the Atlanta Xplosion, punted the ball from their own 35-yard line. More...
•Big House Wins Again To Be The Best Of The Beach
•Little League Looks For Travel Team Hopefuls
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 Editorial/Opinion
•Why Not Study The Problem First,Before Signs Are Put Up
The Department of Transportation’s move to put up the controversial new "No Parking" signs along Rockaway Beach Boulevard between Beach 126 Street and Beach 139 Street in the face of community opposition makes little sense, especially when the agency says that it will review the new rules "in a coup... More...
• Editorial Comment
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