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2005: A LOOK BACK AT QUEENS
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| 2005 Year In Review
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By LIZ GOFF
It was the year we turned 35. To faithful Queens Tribune readers, the paper’s anniversary meant more than three decades of grass-roots coverage of borough and neighborhood news. To Trib publishers and newshounds, those 35 years are a reflection of thousands of pages of newsprint, piles of reporters notes, endless hours of editing – and at least 15,860 deadlines we’ve managed to meet since Gary Ackerman dug his heels in to provide the community with a voice back in 1970…
In 2005, the Tribune continued its coverage of neighborhood news – and the people who make the news. Read on, for more of the way it was…
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Term-Limits Reversal Is Lukewarm
Canada Company Buys Power Plant
Queens Loses Two Soldiers
Williams vs. Williams
Effort Afoot To Bring Soccer Team To Queens
BMX Star Rides High In Streets And In Business
Candidates Battle For Senate Seat
Stavisky, Schwartz: Is This A Race?
Incumbent Faces Tough Race In Primary
Kids Ready For School With Some Wii Help
Queens In Need Of Blood Donations
Stage Set For Addabbo, Maltese Showdown
Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day
Gennaro Launches Senate Bid Online
Torahs Stolen From Jewish Center
Gas Prices Fall After Summer Peak
Weprin Wants Tough Text Laws
Summer Rains
Cat Needs A Home
Queens Man is New Buildings Commissioner
Congressman Takes Office On The Road
Non-resident Kicked Off Senate Ballot
Home Repossessions In Queens Up 374 Percent
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