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for larger version       Ads have a Patent Pending. Click Here for More Information Beachcomber The shake-up in the Far Rockaway Post Office has become something of a mystery. It seems as if both Postmaster George Buonocore and his lieutenant, Scott Klein have been lost in the mail. The new postmaster, Diane Duncan, says that she had no idea where Buonocore has gone and never heard of K... More ... Broad Channel Bits Looking For Photos And A Writer's Conference Commentary By Liz Guarino The Broad Channel Pre-k will be having Kiddie Bingo on Sunday April 15 at the Christ Presbyterian Church from 2 until 5 p.m. Cost is $5 per child, ages 3 through 8. Parents should be present. Snacks and beverages and extra boards will be sold. Every child will earn a prize. More ...
Smile And The Whole World Smiles With You! By Geraldine M. Chapey Democratic District Leader Your healthy and beautiful smile is "an active ingredient today in social mobility and acceptance, interpersonal relations, employability and a good self image" according to the Gale Encyclopedia of Public Health. A bright and shiny smile immediately enhances our appearance and gives ... More ...
Rockaway Artists Alliance Commentary by Susan Hartenstein In Order of Appearance: Land, Sea, Giants, Writers, Lions and Tigers and Bears RAA contact info: Phone: 718 474-0861; Fax: 718 474-4373; e-mail: rockart116@aol.com; web site: www.rockawayartistsalliance. More ... From the Editor's Desk Political Correctness Taken Much Too Far Commentary By Howard Schwach Political correctness requires the belief that everything the police do is wrong and somehow dedicated to reducing the rights that we have as American citizens. At least, the New York Times' brand of political correctness requires that belief. More ...
Commentary From The Rockaway Museum by Emil Lucev, Curator Dedicated To The Memory Of Leon S. Locke While the Rockaways were giving City Hall a case of agida from the constant clamoring for beach protection (from erosion) and a full beachfront boardwalk, the city took care of Coney Island first... simply because the new subway lines to Coney were raking in those "nickel" fares to fi... More ... It's My Turn Suicide By Educator Commentary By Bernard Gassaway Former Principal, BCHS Suicide by educator is a slow, gradual process. It may lead to an emotional, spiritual or physical death. Children who seek suicide by educator may eventually drop out, go to prison or be killed. At one time or another, teachers may ask themselves, "Why do so many children commit ed... More ... Looking Backward What The Wave Said 20 Years Ago... The Wave and the All Rockaway Planning Council will sponsor a debate on Tuesday, April 21, of all the candidates in a special election a week later on Tuesday, April 28, for the 23rd Assembly District seat in the state legislature. More ...
A New Congress Enacts A New Course In Iraq Commentary From The Desk Of Congressman Gregory Meeks Shortly before Congress took its Spring recess, the House of Representatives by a 218-212 majority passed the U.S. Troop Readiness, Veterans' Health, and Iraq Accountability Act. A 51-47 Senate majority adopted a similar measure. Two Republicans in the House and two in the Senate vot... More ... The Rockaway Irregular by Stuart W. Mirsky Bob Sarnoff is a retired school administrator with the old Board of Education, living in Rockaway. But it doesn't take long to realize he's a great deal more than that. As readers of The Wave will know, Bob is the paper's resident cartoonist who often shares his rather trenchant political v... More ... |
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