The Archbishop Molloy Stanners scored two non-league wins this week, beating Xavier, 2-0, and Regis, 4-2. The victories over the Bronx/Manhattan soccer teams were technically non-league, though they will count next season when the Brooklyn/Queens teams merge with the ArchDiocese. Comment.

In a letter printed in last week's editions, Richard Hellenbrecht of the Queens Civic Congress, an umbrella group of Queens civic organizations, lectures us on the value of what he calls “civic activism.” He concludes that the Times Ledger “disenfranchises large portions of your readership” with its editorial stand on three issues of great importance to the civic organizations of Queens. Comment.

The debate pitting artistic freedom against public sentiment has shifted from Rockefeller Center to the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning. The controversy began when the manager of Rockefeller Center displayed a statue that depicts a woman striking the sidewalk after leaping from the inferno at the World Trade. Comment.

“Queens International,” at the Queens Museum through Nov. 3, is huge, noisy, splashy, and exhausting. And that’s just the installation by The Flux Factory. The exhibit showcases more than 40 artists born all around the world who now call Queens home and have created art to depict their joy, affection and bewilderment. Comment.

Although nobody is saying exactly what they do want, there seems to be... Comment.

Granted, the auditorium wasn’t standing room only on the night that Queens Theatre in the Park presented it’s “Rockin’ In the Theater,’ a concert showcasing four local artists. The show was part of QTIP’s new focus on nontraditional entertainment for the theater, as they aren’t known for hosting rock concerts. Time will tell if they’ll be successful. Comment.

I can’t wait until the glorious month of October makes... Comment.

Flushing is in great need of a multifloor... Comment.

If someone is inclined to be a worrier, there certainly are enough matters nowadays to help turn hair gray at an early age, and that is true of any page in history. Imagine being among the first to try to sail around the world — talk about seasick! I could almost work up a good case just thinking about that very first voyage, especially since the common belief was that some place along the trip the ship would drop off the edge of the world if it didn’t get destroyed and sink first. Comment.

When my wife, Edna, and daughter Jennifer learned that the Port Authority Police Department’s Pipe and Drum Band was going to march from the Queens/Nassau border 19 miles down Northern Boulevard to Ground Zero, they decided they had to go. So at 12:30 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2002, we drove to the starting location. Comment.

Anthony Tondo, chairman of the College Point Yacht Club, had a wonderful season-ending barbecue and clam bake. Everyone had a wonderful time... Comment.

One of the most delightful experiences for nature lovers is to visit local areas that feature a wide variety of ecological beauty, ranging from saltwater marsh to deciduous forest and mixed with a bit of master gardening. The task, of course, is to select your locations reasonably close to home so as not to be exhausted by a long trip. Here are a few suggestions that I have found to be worthy of a morning, afternoon or entire day of exploration. Comment.

When a young boy stepped into Basketly Delicious on Metropolitan Avenue one day in search of a gift for his mother, he discovered just how far 50 cents can go. Comment.

When I was a kid a common phrase to determine a sure thing was “you could take it to the bank.” The general consensus was that banks always made money. However, with mortgage rates shrinking to levels of 40 years ago the banking industry is finding it more difficult to insure profits and market share. Comment.

The Kew Gardens-based JetBlue Airways has agreed to buy the provider of the television-at-every-seat entertainment that the low-fare carrier has made available to passengers since it began flying more than two years ago. Comment.

Bayside, 48-32 203 St., Single-Family Detached, $389,000, Bed 3, Bath 2, Construction: Vinyl, Basement: Full, Lot Size: 30 x 100, Taxes: $1,500 Comment.

Women’s Republican Club of Queens County holds 29th annual installation luncheon honoring Dora Irizarry, candidate for attorney general, on Sat., Sept. 28, at 1 p.m. at Roma View Caterers, 160-05 Crossbay Blvd., Howard Beach. Comment.

Set a date. Decide on the size and formality of the event. If you plan to be married in a church or temple, talk with your clergy to confirm the date. Comment.

Flirting with 400 pounds, Carmine Famiglietti decided he had to lose weight. Comment.

After the initial excitement about your engagement comes the reality check: Getting married is going to be expensive. Worst of all, the dress of your dreams is out of your price range. Comment.

These days, couples may showcase bits of personal history on their wedding day. For example, they may play CDs of their favorite music or compose slide shows with scenes from their courtship. They may also find small ways to involve guests, such as having each one sign a fabric square for a quilt. Comment.

Find a lovely engagement ring for your fiancée. Comment.