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Grading restaurants, NYC gives Queens deli an A

Grading restaurants, NYC gives Queens deli an A

A deli in Queens gets New York City’s first A for food safety. The city rolled out its new system of awarding letter grades to restaurants Wednesday. Health Commissioner Thomas Farley presented an A to Spark’s Deli in Long Island City....  Read Full Story

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    Judge expected to rule on Aqueduct ’racino’ deal

    SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — A state judge is expected to rule on whether the New York Lottery can award a contract to a Malaysia-based company to operate 4,500 electronic slot machines at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens. The sole remaining...  

  • $7M to heirs, pals in Sean Bell slay

    $7M to heirs, pals in Sean Bell slay

    The city will shell out more than $7 million to settle the civil suit arising from the fatal police shooting of Sean Bell. A Brooklyn federal judge signed off on the deal yesterday, closing the final chapter in the racially...  

  • Vendors' violations at NYC stadiums

    Vendors' violations at NYC stadiums

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  • JFK 'plotters' all talk: attorney

    JFK 'plotters' all talk: attorney

    Two men accused of plotting to blow up the fuel tanks at JFK Airport were a couple of boastful losers who lied to each other to make themselves seem important, a defense lawyer said yesterday. "This talk is the kind of trash you...  

  • Famous fotog 'snaps' on plane to JFK

    A noted Belgian photographer yesterday focused his anger on a flight attendant on a plane to Kennedy Airport and then made a "terrorist threat" against the...  

  • New MTA hikes are on track

    New MTA hikes are on track

    Next stop: riders' wallets. The MTA's 2011 fare plan sounds the death knell for one- and 14-day MetroCards and increases tolls for bridges and tunnels -- the major ones by 50 cents and the minor crossings by a quarter. And...  

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  • She brakes for children

    She brakes for children

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  • Queens gas station attendant fatally shot

    Queens gas station attendant fatally shot

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  • Brutal slay stuns Qns.

    A cold-blooded killer shot a member of the Hell's Angels several times in the head early yesterday, then stomped his face so hard that he left bloody...  

  • Slugged firefighter socks city

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  • She 'kept' the change - 72G

    She 'kept' the change - 72G

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  • Teeth-gnash gum suit

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  • Court blunt$ FDNY ax

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    Queens grandmother recovering after school bus strikes her

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    'Neigh' $ayers

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    Attention getter: Hathorne continues to improve recruiting stock

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  • Armstrong rewards Maine's loyalty and commits early

    Armstrong rewards Maine's loyalty and commits early

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  • Queens boxer rises in the ring after dropping the pounds

    Queens boxer rises in the ring after dropping the pounds

    BUFFALO – Danny Gonzalez was hoping to make a big step forward in his amateur boxing career Saturday night, but the 20-year-old from Ozone Park, Queens lost to Hudson Valley’s Jeremy Fiorentino in the Empire State Games welterweight gold medal bout...  

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  • Queens boxer carries torch for NYC to open Empire State Games

    Queens boxer carries torch for NYC to open Empire State Games

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  • Bayside soccer team mourns loss of Owoeye, talented rising junior

    Bayside soccer team mourns loss of Owoeye, talented rising junior

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  • Road less traveled could lead Addison overseas

    Road less traveled could lead Addison overseas

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  • NYC hoops legend calls recent college degree his greatest feat

    NYC hoops legend calls recent college degree his greatest feat

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  • Kitson gets his kicks in Rochester

    Kitson gets his kicks in Rochester

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  • Manhattan-bound big man makes history for his high school

    No matter what Roberto Colonette does at Manhattan College this coming season, as soon as he pulls on a Jaspers uniform it will be a significant...  

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