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Fresh Meadows
Bedoya picked best boys soccer player
Queens was arguably the best boys’ soccer borough in 2011. Comment.
The Civic Scene
Pat Dolan strove to protect Queens’ residents quality of life
Patricia Dolan, president of the Queens Civic Congress and the Kew Gardens Hills Civic Association, died on Hillside Avenue after a car struck her as she walked to a Community Board 8 Transportation Committee meeting. Comment.
Editorial
Boro Stands Against Bigotry
It was an event that should not have to happen in the 21st century. The most diverse borough in the city should be beyond the religious bigotry and racism that has surfaced in recent weeks. But ignorance is still a powerful force in Queens, and for that reason we applaud the gathering of 30 religious and political leaders at Flushing Town Hall. Comment.
Broadway-Flushing
Three men stole PSP from straphanger on F train: Police
BRIARWOOD — Police are looking for three men in connection with a robbery at the Van Wyck Station last month. Comment.
Flushing
Knights swim for cancer
When the Queens College men’s swimming and diving coach started at his new post this year, he brought with him a number of goals: to increase the roster size, build a successful program and improve on the record of the previous year. Comment.
Pomonok
NYCHA seeks to evict seniors from Pomonok
Lawmakers blasted the city Monday for its policy of forcing residents as old as 90 out of their longtime homes in Pomonok Houses to make space for larger families.
In the middle of last month, the New York City Housing Authority sent out letters to some residents of the complex, at 67-10 Parsons Blvd., informing them that they had to leave their homes. If they did not request a smaller apartment by Dec. 5, they would risk being moved anywhere in the borough.
Lila Poris has lived in the same apartment for 51 years. She and her husband raised two children in the two-bedroom unit, but the younger generation moved out long ago to start families of their own and her husband died about five years ago. Comments (4).
Willets Point
Willets Pt. sewer project begins amid opposition
Mayor Michael Bloomberg broke ground Friday on a $50 million project to install working sewers at Willets Point, but a group opposed to the redevelopment of the Iron Triangle said the city is not playing by the rules. Comments (1).
Willets Point
Queens judge reexamines lawsuit against city over Willets Point
A State Supreme Court judge reopened a lawsuit Tuesday that could throw a wrench into the $3 billion redevelopment blueprint for Willets Point after the city broke down its original plans into three separate phases. Comments (3).
Broadway-Flushing
Stanners led by Gallagher
Nothing could stop Archbishop Molloy’s Carolyn Gallagher — not even a foot injury. Comment.
