The Rockaway Diner was much-anticipated by Rockaway residents, but it left many consumers and employees with a bad taste in their mouths when it first opened its doors earlier this summer. More...
Those braving the rain and wind on the boardwalk at Beach 116 Street on Sunday night were treated to a beautiful rainbow, which seemed to grow out of the high-rise buildings on Beach 108 Street and then arc gracefully into the Atlantic Ocean. More...
The New York City Police Department has come up with a new twist in fighting crime in high-crime areas. The agency now uses what they call "Sky Towers" to watch over a several block area. More...
'A' Line Station Gets Failing Grade From Transit Council
By Howard Schwach
A Rockaway "A" Line station has received the dubious honor of being named the "worst subway station in the city" by a transit watchdog council, it was announced this week. More...
Several people were injured on Monday, none of them critically, when a city bus forcibly met a Honda automobile at Beach 34 Street and the Rockaway Freeway, police sources say. More...
The Gateway National Park Service is happy to present the Greg Trooper Band with special guest, Rockaway's own Indaculture. The performances will take place at Jacob Riis Park on Sunday, August 24 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. More...
FREE: SUMMER MOONS: Scheduled bands every Thursday under the stars in the summer on MoonStage & sTudio 7, RoCA, Fort Tilden. 8/21, 8:30 p.m.-12 a.m. More...
Live Nation, the world's largest live music company, will present Cheech & Chong: Light Up America at the Capitol One Bank Theatre on Friday, October 24, 2008 at 8 p.m. More...
Sophia Maria Millet of Belle Harbor celebrated her third birthday on Saturday, August 2 with her parents; sister, Angela; grandparents; and her best friend, Oliver. More...
Giovanni Caraballo turned five years old on July 30. He celebrated his special day with this parents and soon-to-be baby brother, Domonick. Giovanni is the son of Maria Hernandez and Angel Caraballo of Rockaway Beach. More...
The Center for Wound Healing at St. John's Episcopal Hospital celebrated the sixth birthday of Brian Castillo. He is the youngest patient to date of the center, which treats wounds that are hard to heal. More...
Dora Carter, a longtime Rockaway resident, died August 3. She was 68. Carter was born in Cordele, Georgia on April 15, 1940. She was a longtime member of the Allen A.M.E. Church. More...
Mary Craig, a longtime Rockaway resident, died August 5. She was 86. Craig, a homemaker, was born in Richmond, Virginia on September 7, 1921. She was preceded in death by her son, Mott's Craig; and grandson, Ronald PJ Patterson. More...
Walter Dmytrius, a longtime Inwood resident, died July 31. He was 83. Dmytrius, a retired foreman, was born in Far Rockaway. He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II. He worked at Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre. More...
The first rezoning of Rockaway since 1961 was approved by the City Council's Zoning and Franchises subcommittee and yesterday by the entire City Council, officials reported. More...
By Howard Schwach. With additional reporting by Miriam Rosenberg
A Massachusetts teen visiting relatives in Far Rockaway was shot dead Wednesday night in what police officials speculate was an accidental shooting. More...
Thirty people lost a combined 259.6 pounds while participating in Shapewatchers 12-week weight loss challenge. Participants ranged from 11 to 83 years of age. The top three winners lost 66.4 pounds combined. More...
Rockaway youth Billy Moore takes to the air with a running cannonball into a local swimming pool. Billy's parents and grandparents are all long-time Rockaway residents. Oh, to be young in the summertime. More...
Robert V. Levine (left), President and CEO recently accepted a $30,000 donation from Benefit Fund Trustee, George Greco (right), New York City District Council of Carpenters and Jointers of America Benefit Funds. More...
Both Queens College and St. John's University have made the cut, being among "The Best 368 Colleges," in America, as announced by the Princeton Review in its annual college issue. More...
This August weather has been surprising. The month is halfway through already, and so far we have had mostly moderate temperatures for this time of year. The rain has been a surprise as well. More...
The Rockaway Beach Volleyball League concluded its 19th season on Saturday with an entire day of playoffs by crowning six different division champions at day's end. More...
Dear Editor, I would like to respond to your criticism of the ad hoc committee's efforts to get a suitable recreation facility built in the Rockaways. More...
Tolerated Dear Editor, I shouldn't be surprised by this but, again, The Wave rushed to get a sensational (false) article into their paper without getting all the facts. More...