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October 14, 2005
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Multi-Vehicle Accident On Rainslicked CBB
A 2003 Mitsubishi heading northbound on Cross Bay Boulevard spun out on the rainslicked road just after noon on Wednesday, causing a multi-vehicle accident that sent the driver and three passengers to the Peninsula Hospital Center. According to police sources, Surendra Seegopaul, 18, of Richmond Hil... More...
Tribute Park Opening Set
By Brian Magoolaghan

A date has been set for the long awaited opening of Tribute Park, which was transformed this year from a barren lot to perhaps the most stunning public spot along Rockaway’s bayfront, the Chamber of Commerce announced this week. More...

A-Train Fall Guy Critically Injured

A man who might have been subway surfing on top of the A-Train was seriously injured early Tuesday morning when he fell and landed on the tracks at the Broad Channel Station, police said. More...

Body Found On Breezy Shore

A Breezy Point man made a gruesome discovery Thursday morning along the community’s Jamaica Bay shoreline: a man’s body that apparently washed up during this week’s stormy weather, according to U.S. Park Police sources. More...

 Community
•Boarders ‘Skate Jam’ Draws Crowd To SFP
The “Boarders Skate Jam” brought dozens of competitors to the Rockaway Skate Park at Beach 90 Street and Shore Front Parkway on Saturday. Under sunny skies, the young and not-so-young competed for bragging rights and prizes. Among the winners of the 10- year-old and younger category were Christopher... More...
•B. 116 Street Work Continues On Furious Schedule
•Beachcomber
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 Columnists
•Broad Channel Bits
Activity on the local scene steps into high gear with lots of organizational happenings. Enjoy! More...
•From The Artists Studio
•Chamber
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 Sports
•After Rugby Epic, Fisheads Bite Sharks
The Rockaway Fisheads knew it would be tough because it always is for them. They knew it would be physical because Rockaway and Montauk don’t know any other style of play. What they didn’t know, until the last whistle had sounded, was who would prevail. More...
•Hayden Runs To Stardom At St. Francis Prep
•It’s The Ravens! Bring ‘Em Out, Bring ‘Em Out
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 Editorial/Opinion
•Dogs Do It! Why Not In Rockaway?
The question of why there are 40 dog runs in New York City, two of them on beaches in Brooklyn, while there are none in Rockaway is perhaps not as important or as compelling as some of the other issues The Wave tackles in its editorials, but to many local residents it is a question that begs an answ More...
•Editorial Comment
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 Letters
•Letters
Several Ridiculous Statements Dear Editor; I would like to address Richard Venezio’s accusations regarding Belle Harbor residents’ resistance to a memorial on the crash site in his letter to Mayor Bloomberg published in last week’s Wave. More...
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 Calendar
•Oaaaaaaaaaaaaaao ctober 2005
Gateway Happenings Wildlife Refuge: Autumn Hawks More...
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 Obits
•Obituaries
Shawana Tisha Barefield-Small Home Health Aide
Shawana Tisha Barefield-Small, a lifelong Far Rockaway resident, died October 4. She was 35. More...
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