Wireless Worm Attacking Cell Phones

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Please don’t
kill my father
A son pleads with terrorists
BY PETE CATAPANO
amNewYork Managing Editor
The son of an American held
hostage in Saudi Arabia is praying
that savages can somehow have a
heart. He begged the kidnappers
yesterday to release his father,
whom they threatened to kill by
tomorrow night.
“You guys are probably fathers,”
Paul Johnson III said on CNN
yesterday, with his 3-year-old son
Paul Johnson IV on his knee. “Just
This image taken from video posted on an
please let him come home and be
Islamic Web site shows a blindfolded American
a grandfather.”
hostage being held in Saudi Arabia. Paul
Johnson, 49, was abducted by a group calling
Johnson’s captors released a
itself Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
four-and-a-half minute video
Tuesday and threatened to kill
hostage Paul Johnson Jr. within 72 told CNN that the family had not
hours unless the Saudi gov- informed their ailing 67-year-old
ernment release all of its Al mother of the threat, nor has she seen
Qaeda prisoners within the tape of him in captivity.
U.S. officials are working closely
three days.
“I plead with the Saudi with Saudi authorities to free
government and the Johnson, and are urging U.S. citizens
group of men that are in Saudi Arabia to leave the country.
Johnson Jr., 49, a Lockheed Martin
holding my father to
please let him return employee from Stafford Township,
home
safely,” New Jersey was kidnapped Saturday
Johnson III said. by a group calling itself Al Qaeda in
“He will leave your the Arabian Peninsula.
The organization is believed to be
country. You will never see him
again. I just plead with them to headed by Al Qaeda’s chief in the
Saudi kingdom, Abdulaziz Issa Abdulget him home safely.”
On Tuesday, an Islamic Web site Mohsin al-Moqrin.
Yesterday, Saudi security forces and
showed a videotape of Johnson wearpolice searched a house in the capital
ing a blindfold.
“My name is Paul Marshall Johnson, that witnesses speculated may be the
Jr.,” says the hostage. “I am an hideout of the suspected kidnappers.
American . . . I work on Apache heli- Saudi security officials, though, would
not comment on who was believed to
copters.”
Johnson’s sister, Donna Mayeux, be in the house.
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A federal judge set a
Sept. 20 trial date for Larry
Stewart, who was indicted
earlier this month on two
counts of perjury.
Martha Stewart and former
stockbroker Peter Bacanovic,
both convicted in March of
lying about a stock sale, have
asked for a new trial based on
the charges against Larry
Stewart, who has no blood
relation to the homemaking
icon.
Prosecutors say Larry
Stewart lied when he testified he had participated in
ink-analysis testing of a stock
portfolio worksheet prepared
by Bacanovic that was used as
evidence in the case.
The government contends
Larry Stewart also lied when
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Secret Service ink expert
Larry Stewart pleaded not
guilty yesterday to charges
he lied repeatedly on the witness stand while testifying
for the government at the
Martha Stewart trial.
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his new role in Broadway's “Little Shop Of Horrors” at NOLA Studios
yesterday. Fatone will star as florist Seymour Krelbourn.
HIV scare
for 177
patients
Martha ink expert
pleads innocence
JOEY’S NEW BUD
Larry Stewart, on trial for perjury.
he said he was familiar with a
proposal for a book about ink
analysis that was to be written by two other Secret
Service workers.
Martha
Stewart
and
Bacanovic each filed a motion
for a new trial last week, citing the perjury charges.
Prosecutors say the charges
do not undermine the convictions.
The motions are considered
long shots by legal experts,
partly because Bacanovic was
acquitted of a charge of falsifying documents — the count
at the heart of Larry Stewart’s
testimony.
Larry Stewart entered his
plea in a brief hearing in
Manhattan federal court.
His lawyer Judith Wheat
told U.S. District Judge
Denny Chin she planned to
ask him to move the trial from
New York to Washington,
D.C., where Larry Stewart
and many of the potential
witnesses live. But Chin said
“I can’t imagine I would grant
the motion” because the
alleged crime happened in
Manhattan.
Larry Stewart remains on
administrative leave from the
Secret Service, Wheat said.
U.S. District Judge Miriam
Goldman Cedarbaum, who is
considering the new-trial
motions, is scheduled to sentence the pair July 8. Each is
expected to get 10 to 16
months in prison.
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MANHASSET — A Long
Island hospital notified 177
patients that they may have
been exposed to HIV or hepatitis during gastrointestinal
endoscopies because it did
not have documentation that
the machinery used in the
tests had been properly
cleaned.
North Shore University
Hospital spokesman Terry
Lynam said yesterday that
doctors believed the risk of
transmission was “virtually
nonexistent” and that the letters were sent as a precaution.
Of the 177 who received
letters, 86 have undergone
tests and all have tested negative for either virus, Lynam
said.
He said another 10 patients
were scheduled to undergo
testing yesterday.
The hospital sent out letters last week recommending
that patients who underwent
the procedures during the 13day period in question be
tested for the viruses.
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IRS most wanted
nabbed abroad
NEWARK Fugitive millionaire
Herbert Axelrod, wanted on tax fraud
charges in New Jersey, was arrested
at a German airport after a flight from
Switzerland, federal prosecutors said
yesterday. The U.S. Attorney’s Office
in New Jersey said it notified German
authorities it would seek to have
Axelrod extradited. The 76-year-old
pet products tycoon surfaced in Cuba
soon after being indicted April 13 on
charges that he used Swiss bank
accounts to hide income from the
Internal Revenue Service.
Three charged in
LI man’s yard slay
MINEOLA Three men were charged
yesterday with second-degree murder
in the March death of a Long Island
man, who was the apparent target of
a drug robbery, police said. Michael
Modica, 23, was found dead on the
lawn of his stepfather’s Baldwin
Harbor home, his ankles and wrists
bound together with duct tape, said
Detective Sgt. Dennis Barry. Police
believe Modica was selling the drugs
Ecstasy and ketamine at nightclubs
on Long Island and New York City,
and was targeted by rival drug dealers, who confronted him at his home
on March 25.
BY CHUCK BENNETT
amNewYork Staff Writer
A virus-like program is jumping from cell phone to cell
phone in what computer
security experts have
dubbed the “wireless worm.”
The worm doesn’t have
much of a bite — no files are
destroyed, just the name
“Cabir” appears on the
phone’s display. But it’s got
security experts nervous.
Patrick Hinojosa, chief
technology officer of the antivirus firm Panda Software,
called the worm “a wake-up
call” for the wireless communications industry.
“We have just been waiting
for it,” he told amNewYork.
“They need to tighten security now.”
An Eastern European group
of hackers known as “29a”
claim to have sent the worm
to anti-virus firms in the U.S.
to show off their skills.
Hinojosa called it a “proof of
concept” worm.
The worm jumps from
phone to phone via Bluetooth
wireless connections. Phones
using the Symbian and Series
Cellular-phone users beware.
60 software, such as the
Nokia 6600, are susceptible.
Certain models of Siemens
Cops bust
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NEW YORK CITY State Attorney
General Eliot Spitzer has filed a court
complaint charging that the Brown &
Williamson Tobacco Co. is violating a
nationwide agreement by its “shameless attempt to market Kool cigarettes
to children and teens.” Spitzer’s complaint said the company is running a
national Kool MIXX 2004 promotion
focused on hip-hop music and culture and black youth. The promotion
includes deejay competitions, CDROMs, bags, radios, lighters and cigarette packs, he said. Spitzer said the
promotion violates the master settlement agreement, signed by virtually
all the country’s major tobacco companies, which prohibits marketing that
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called Cabir a novelty and
said sophisticated hackers
will develop computer viruses
to mine personal information
data, not play with people’s
cell phones.
Hinojosa doesn’t buy that
theory. “Look at the e-mail
worms that go around. The
majority of those have nothing to do with gaining personal information.”
As the operating systems of
mobile phones become more
sophisticated, more viruses
and worms will follow. Text
message worms are the next
evolution, experts warn.
and Sony Ericsson phones are
also vulnerable. So far, the
worm has not spread that far.
In theory, one infected
phone in a subway car would
automatically infect all the
compatible phones on board.
The worm scans for other
Bluetooth connections.
The code won’t erase data,
but will quickly drain the battery from the scanning.
While computer viruses are
often stopped by sophisticated firewalls on servers, the
Cabir worm spreads peer-topeer with no middleman.
Some computers experts
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Jenni Logan urges presumptive Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry to be denied Holy Communion in front of St. Patrick’s Cathedral yesterday. Some bishops around the country are urging Kerry and other pro-choice Catholic politicians to abstain voluntarily from taking Communion.
Silver lobbies for revenge
BY MARC HUMBERT
Associated Press
A veteran member of the sixperson state Lobbying
Commission is being ousted
by a leader of the state
Legislature, officials said
yesterday.
A key government official
with knowledge of the situation, speaking on condition of
anonymity, said the removal
of Albert Callan from the
commission was part of a
move by legislative leaders to
either replace the commis-
sion’s executive director,
David Grandeau, or sharply
limit his power.
The commission had earlier
placed Grandeau under a gag
order to prevent him from
speaking about pending
cases.
“Our speculation is that the
political establishment is
moving from gag to guillotine
when it comes to David
Grandeau,” said the New
York Public Interest Group’s
Blair Horner, a frequent state
government critic.
Grandeau has been at odds
recently with state Assembly
Speaker Sheldon Silver over
the commission’s investigation into the Manhattan
Democrat and his wife being
given a suite at a posh Las
Vegas hotel for $109 a night in
2002 by Caesars Entertainment. The gambling giant is
seeking to break into New
York’s casino gambling business.
On Tuesday, Silver confirmed he had received a subpoena from the commission
concerning the Las Vegas
stay.
Silver and Republican
Senate Majority Leader
Joseph Bruno, a Grandeau
mentor who was responsible
for Grandeau being named
executive director, declined
to comment.
Callan has served on the
commission as the choice of
Assembly Republican Minority Leader Charles Nesbitt.
A spokeswoman for Nesbitt
said the only reason Callan is
being replaced is because “it
is customary for a leader to
come in and choose his own
people for the commission.”
“It really came out of the
blue,” Callan said of his
ouster.
Police seized a whopping
459 kilograms of cocaine,
with an estimated street
value of $75 million, from a
warehouse in Queens on
Tuesday night, authorities
said yesterday.
The six-month investigation began in January when
police identified Colombians
who operated a coke and
heroin distribution ring in
and around the Maspeth section of Queens. Only as they
monitored the Colombians
did police realize the scope
and scale of operations,
authorities said. Police timed
the seizure to take the maximum amount of drugs off the
street, landing the biggest
NYPD drug bust in two years.
“This seizure represents a
huge hit to the underground
narcotics economy,” Police
Commissioner Ray Kelly said.
“Every vial of crack or bag of
heroin that is removed from
the street is vital in our battle
against drugs. Today’s haul
multiplies those amounts
hundreds over. We consider
this a major victory.”
In addition to the cocaine,
police seized a loaded 9 mm
Glock handgun and an assault
rifle. Police arrested Ivan
Molano, of Elmhurst, and
confiscated 1 kilo of cocaine
and $190,000 that was found
in his home. He was charged
with possession of a controlled substance and money
laundering. Police said the
investigation is ongoing and
more arrests are expected.
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A row over Park Row
Residents: Barricades are squeezing Chinatown’s livelihood
BY CHUCK BENNETT
The heads of two court officers unions, reacting to a
Queens judge who helped a
robbery suspect avoid arrest
last week, issued a memo
yesterday directing their
members to detain anyone
they believe is wanted by
law enforcement.
Security barricades surrounding police headquarters in lower Manhattan are
choking the life out of
Chinatown, residents and
pols charged in a recent
lawsuit.
In the wake of 9/11 — fearing a truck bomb or other terror attack, police closed Park
Row — which lies behind 1
Police Plaza and runs from
City Hall to East Broadway.
Residents said the barricades slow emergency vehicles, keep away tourist buses
and create parking nightmares.
The lawsuit asks the courts
to remove the barricades
while the city does an independent
environmental
impact review to see how the
community is affected by the
closure. A previous review
said the impact was minimal
— but the lawsuit argues that
the review is flawed.
“Is that a joke or not?”
asked David Chang, a plaintiff in the case and president
of Chatham Towers, an apartment complex behind the
barricades. “A hell of a lot has
changed.”
He called the closure a
“land grab” by the police and
said it would have never happened if his building was on
Park Ave.
Paul Lee said his family’s
113-year-old gift shop, Quong
Yuen Shing & Co. on Mott
Street, went out of business
after Park Row closed. Tourist
The memo to 3,000 officers
who work in state courts in
the city came from John P.
McKillop, president-elect of
the New York State Supreme
Court Officers Association,
and Dennis Quirk, president
of the New York State Court
Officers Association.
Quirk called the directive
“Laura
Blackburne
Operational Memo No. 1.”
The title is a jibe at the state
Supreme Court justice who
caused an uproar last
Thursday when she ordered
an officer to escort the suspect, Derek Sterling, out a
rear door and to an elevator
normally reserved for judges.
McKillop said officials of
A bill approved by the state
Senate yesterday would
make killers like the one
who entered a Syracuse
hospital room to poison his
wife eligible for the death
penalty.
The legislation spells out
that, under the state capital
punishment law, first- or second-degree burglary is committed when someone trespasses with the intention of
committing a crime.
Though it may seem like a
bit of legal hairsplitting, this
the unions “were extremely
upset that Judge Blackburne
chose to violate the law, particularly because she involved
a court officer in this clear
violation of the law.”
McKillop said the officer,
Sgt. Richard Peterson, was
dubious about following the
judge’s order but “was under
compulsion of being held in
contempt of court” if he
refused.
The memo tells court officers to detain the suspect;
notify the appropriate agency
that the suspect is in custody;
assist the appropriate law
enforcement official in effecting the arrest, and notify the
union promptly. Court officers are often notified that a
law enforcement agency is
interested in a person who
might be appearing in their
courtroom.
It also says: “Any individual
attempting to interfere with
the above procedures shall be
arrested immediately and
charged appropriately.” (AP)
Queens teach nabbed
after sex with student
BY MICHAEL CLANCY
Sections of Park Row, shown above, have been off-limits to traffic since 9/11.
buses, he said, were longer
allowed to stop near his shop.
Margaret Fung, executive
director of the Asian American
Legal Defense and Education
Fund said the closure had “a
devastating effect on the
Chinatown community.”
In a statement, Janet
Siegel, a lawyer who will rep-
resent the city in court this
Friday, said, “We feel the
environmental review was
thorough and met all legal
requirements.”
Senate approves bill
revising death penalty
BY JOEL STASHENKO
Associated Press Writer
Union to judges:
Court officers
will nab suspects
definition may have prevented the state’s highest court
from throwing out the death
sentence against James Cahill
III in November 2003. Then,
the Court of Appeals ruled 42 that Cahill’s case lacked the
aggravating factors required
to elevate charges against him
to a capital crime.
The court said a burglary
charge could not be sustained
because, although Cahill
entered his wife Jill’s hospital
room in 1998 with the intent
of poisoning her with potassium cyanide, he did not steal
anything.
Cahill’s wife was hospitalized several months earlier,
when he beat her severely
with a baseball bat.
“What the court determined is that breaking and
entering and trespassing in a
hospital ... is not a crime,”
said Syracuse Republican
state Sen. John DeFrancisco.
“I believe it was a crime.”
DeFrancisco said the legislation will force judges to read
the statute “in the common,
ordinary sense” of what constitutes burglary.
He said the change cannot
affect the Cahill case. Cahill,
43, was sentenced again in
January to 371⁄2 years to life.
He will be eligible for a parole
hearing in 34 years.
State
Sen.
Eric
Schneiderman,
DManhattan, said the bill was
an attempt to expand the
death penalty. He opposes
capital punishment and
favors a moratorium on death
penalty cases in the state.
Republican Sen. Dale
Volker, the chief sponsor of
the 1995 death penalty
statute, blasted the Court of
Appeals from the floor of the
Senate for its ruling in the
Cahill case.
Based on that decision,
Volker said he would vote
against the nomination of
Chief Judge Judith Kaye if
given the opportunity.
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A Queens public high school
teacher was arrested
Tuesday night and charged
with rape for having sex with
an underage student, authorities said yesterday.
George Zanetis, a shop
teacher at Aviation High
School in Long Island City
had sex with a 16-year-old
student in his car in a parking
lot at Jones Beach in August
of 2003, said Special
Commissioner of Investigation Richard Condon. Zanetis
had a ongoing relationship
with the student.
The
charges stem from an
encounter that happened
before the girl’s 17th birthday, officials said.
Zanetis, 42, of Manhasset,
has
worked
for
the
Department of Education
since 1991. Rape, in the third
degree, carries a maximum
penalty of four years in
prison.
CUSTODIANS CLAMOR
School custodians rallied in front of the Dept. of Education’s headquarters at the Tweed Courthouse yesterday to protest plans to privatize
their civil servant jobs.
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Fight for rally rights
RUSHHOUR
REALITY
Anti-war activists criticize Bloomberg at City Hall meeting
During a testy exchange on
the steps of City Hall yesterday, an anti-war activist confronted Mayor Bloomberg
over the protest permit
impasse.
BY JOE RAPPAPORT
amNewYork Columnist
For several months, I’ve
received a constant stream
of e-mails with story ideas
and comments, or to point
out where I’ve gone astray.
“It was a one-sided conversation,” Leslie Cagan, national coordinator of United for
Peace and Justice, told
amNewYork. “He gave me a
little lecture.”
Cagan was attending a news
conference regarding protest
plans for the Republican
National Convention, scheduled from Aug. 30 to Sept 2,
when the mayor passed by on
the way to his office. The two
exchanged words for several
minutes.
“We are planning an event
that will have four or five
times the people the convention will have and he could
have the courtesy to meet
For instance, several readers commented on a recent
column in which I complained about the prevalence of swipers at the
103rd Street station who rip
off the MTA by selling cheap
rides. One described five
evenings of encounters —
she called it a “saga” —
with swipers who were
harassing riders at the 34th
Street-Herald Square station, but wrote later to say
that she believed a crackdown had taken place.
Another reader, though,
made the tongue-in-cheek
argument that the loss to the
system, estimated at about
$22 million by NYC Transit,
is miniscule in a total budget
of $4.9 billion. Stores and
restaurants probably lose as
much as 10% because of
pilferage, he estimated, and
would envy the MTA’s smaller losses.
I’m not buying it (nor was
he, really). But it is another
perspective.
Unfortunately, errors have
also creeped into my
columns, which kind readers
have pointed out. Yesterday,
for instance, I compared
daily ridership on the AirTrain
at JFK Airport to monthly
statistics for taxi and parking
lot use there. While the
monthly data still show that
AirTrain has not won a huge
number of converts, it was
not a fair comparison.
It was not a good week for
me, actually, because I
made another error in
Tuesday’s piece about the G
line. Rush-hour commuters
now must walk down a long
corridor to transfer to the E
and V lines at the Long
Island City-Court Square
station, not the 7 line. There
is also a free transfer available to the 7 for some riders
using MetroCard.
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their rights as well. We will
find a way for you to express
yourself,” Bloomberg said.
On Tuesday, Cagan publicly
asked for a meeting with
Bloomberg over her organization’s massive protest plans
for the Republican National
Convention on Aug. 29. The
city has denied the group a
A United for Peace and Justice volunteer prepares for an anti-war protest
last year. UPJ rallied yesterday for a GOP convention protest permit.
permit to use the Great Lawn
in Central Park for a rally, saying the estimated 250,000 or
more protesters will cause
millions of dollars worth of
damage.
The city has offered
Flushing Meadows Park as an
alternative site, but organizers say it’s too far away.
There are 22 applications
pending with the police and
Parks Dept. for anti-Bush
protests and rallies to coincide with the convention.
The City Council is mulling
over a resolution in support of
the protesters.
At a hearing yesterday,
Donna Lieberman of the
New York Civil Liberties
Union said the delays may
lead to permits ultimately
being denied.
“We are hoping he’ll
[Bloomberg] finally get real
and recognize that a huge
crowd of people need the
park,” said UPJ spokesman
Bill Dobbs.
Big Brothers turn 100
BY MATT WINDMAN
Special to amNewYork
More than 100 former Big
and Little Brothers and
Sisters reunited yesterday in
Bryant Park to honor the
100th anniversary of the Big
Brothers Big Sisters program, which began in 1904
in New York City.
The event was hosted by
MTV star Nick Lachey, who
once participated in the program as a Little Brother.
“What a Big Brother or Big
Sister does is provide love and
caring,” Allan Luks, executive
director of Big Brothers Big
Sisters of New York City, told
amNewYork. “Kind of like a
cheerleader saying you can
avoid gangs, that you don’t
have to be a teenage mother
or that you can be an immigrant and still be accepted
by others.”
Each year, the program
pairs more than 220,000 children in the U.S. with responsible adult mentors. Issues
plaguing children often
include poverty, substance
abuse, HIV/AIDS, academic
failure and neglect.
The program is always
searching for children in need
of assistance and for adult
mentors who can volunteer
their time.
For more information, call
the New York City office at
212-779-1221 or the Bronx
office at 718-742-8530.
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Got transit Peeves?
with us,” Cagan said.
At a later news conference,
Bloomberg said, “It was a
friendly exchange....”
“You’re not going to get a
park permit to put 250,000
people in place in Central
Park, that can only hold
80,000 and that is full of people on a Sunday who have
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Nick Lachey and Oksana Baiul serve ice cream at the Big Brothers Big Sisters 100th Anniversary Celebration in Bryant Park yesterday.
Feds nab
five gang
members
BY MICHAEL CLANCY
Federal authorities yesterday announced the racketeering indictment of five members and the ringleader of a
murderous Chinese gang.
Known as the “Frank Ma
Organization,” the gang trafficked heroin, transported
stolen cars, robbed computer
chips, organized illegal gambling and murdered two innocent Canadians, said David
Kelley, U.S. Attorney for the
Southern District of New
York.
The gang, which operated
in New York and California
from 1993 to 2003, was headed by Sui Min Ma, also known
as “Frank Ma,” who lived in
Rego Park, Kelley said.
When heroin suppliers from
China ordered a hit on a
Canadian man, several of
Ma’s soldiers planned the hit
in New York City then traveled to Toronto in 1994 and
killed two men, neither of
whom were the intended victims, authorities said.
All six defendants are in
custody and face racketeering
and racketeering conspiracy
charges, which each carry life
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Forty-seven percent of New
York voters would prefer to
have the courts work out a
solution on how to fund the
state’s poor school districts
while 43% say leave it to the
state Legislature, a statewide
Quinnipiac poll reported yesterday.
The state is under court
order to work out a new funding system to provide more
aid for New York City’s poorer school districts by July 30.
Failing that, the court has said
it will appoint a special master to do the job.
Thus far, Republican Gov.
George Pataki, state Senate
Republican Majority Leader
Joseph Bruno and state
Assembly Speaker Sheldon
Silver, a New York City
Democrat, have been unable
to agree on a funding plan. All
three have said they would
like any plan to deal with
schools statewide, not just
New York City.
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Saddam didn’t
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9/11 panel says there’s no evidence
linking former dictator with Al Qaeda
Bluntly contradicting the
Bush administration, the
commission investigating
the Sept. 11 attacks reported yesterday there was “no
credible evidence” that
Saddam Hussein helped alQaeda target the United
States.
In a chilling report that
sketched the history of
Osama bin Laden’s network,
the commission said his farflung training camps were
“apparently quite good.”
Terrorists-to-be were encouraged to “think creatively
about ways to commit mass
murder,” it added.
Bin Laden made overtures
to Saddam for assistance, the
commission said in the staff
report, as he did with leaders
in Sudan, Iran, Afghanistan
and elsewhere as he sought
to build an Islamic army.
While Saddam dispatched a
senior Iraqi intelligence official to Sudan to meet with
bin Laden in 1994, the com-
(AP)
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08
Saddam Hussein
mission said it had not
turned up evidence of a “collaborative relationship.”
The Bush administration
has long claimed links
between Saddam Hussein
and Al Qaeda, and cited
them as one reason for last
year’s invasion of Iraq.
On Monday, Vice President
Dick Cheney said in a speech
that the Iraqi dictator “had
long established ties with Al
Qaeda.”
The bipartisan commission
issued its findings as it
embarked on two days of
public hearings into the
worst terrorist attacks in
American history.
The panel intends to issue
a final report in July on the
hijackings on Sept. 11, 2001,
that killed nearly 3,000,
destroyed the World Trade
Center in New York and
damaged the Pentagon outside Washington. A fourth
plane commandeered by terrorists crashed in the countryside in Pennsylvania.
The staff report pieced
together information on the
development of bin Laden’s
network, from the far-flung
training
camps
in
Afghanistan and elsewhere,
to funding from “well-placed
financial facilitators and
diversions of funds from
Islamic charities.”
Reports that bin Laden had
a huge personal fortune to
finance terrorism are overstated, the report also said. (AP)
Al Qaeda was to use NATIONAL
NEWSDIGEST
10 planes in attacks Bush: We made
BY DAN EGGEN
Washington Post Staff Writer
The terrorist attacks carried
out on Sept. 11, 2001, were
originally envisioned as an
even more spectacular
assault involving 10 jetliners
on the east and west coasts,
but the plan was scaled back
and was nearly derailed on
several occasions by setbacks and squabbling among
senior Al Qaeda officials,
according to a new report
released this morning.
The date for the attacks was
uncertain until weeks before
they were carried out, and
there is evidence as late as
Sept. 9, 2001, that ringleader
Mohamed Atta had not decided whether the flight that
crashed in Pennsylvania would
target the U.S. Capitol or the
White House, according to the
report, which was issued by
the independent commission
probing the 9/11 attacks. One
of the hijacking pilots apparently came close to abandoning the plot altogether, the
panel found.
The commission’s astonishingly detailed report on the
planning for Sept. 11 — which
relies heavily on the previously classified interrogations of
senior Al Qaeda operatives in
U.S. custody — portrays al
Qaeda leader Osama bin
Laden as deeply involved in
planning the strikes, choosing
the hijackers himself and consistently pushing to have the
attacks carried out earlier than
they eventually were.
Bin Laden’s fervor persisted
despite heated opposition
from many of his closest aides,
who urged him to abandon the
plot as it neared its completion in the summer of 2001,
the report says.
The commission report represents by far the most
detailed and authoritative
public account of the Sept. 11
attacks also comes as one of
the last documents to be
issued by the 10-member
bipartisan panel before the
release next month of its final
report, which is likely to span
some 500 pages.
progress in Iraq
MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE
President Bush gave a pep talk yesterday to U.S. forces in Afghanistan and
Iraq, claiming steady progress toward
democracy in both countries despite a
surge in violence in Iraq. “The future
of a free Iraq is now coming into
view,” Bush told several thousand
troops at the Tampa, Fla., air base
that is home to the U.S. Central
Command. “A democratic free Iraq is
on the way.”
Psych evaluation
for terror suspect
COLUMBUS A federal magistrate
yesterday ordered a man charged with
plotting to blow up a shopping mall to
be transferred to a federal psychiatric
facility to determine if he is mentally
competent. Authorities have accused
Abdi, 32, of plotting to blow up a mall
with admitted Al Qaeda member
Iyman Faris, who is now imprisoned
for never-acted-on plans to sabotage
the Brooklyn Bridge. A third man suspected of plotting with the two is now
under federal surveillance.
Kerry hits $100M
WASHINGTON John Kerry raised a
Democratic record $100 million from
March through May, lifting his presidential campaign to more than $140
(AP)
million so far.
international
NEWSDIGEST
Iran, U.N. at odds
over nuke plan
TEHRAN Iran has no moral obligation to stop enriching uranium and will
not accept a resolution criticizing its
nuclear activities under consideration
by the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency,
President Mohammad Khatami said
yesterday. However, Europe’s three
major powers — France, Britain and
germany — shrugged off Iranian
threats of retaliation yesterday and put
final touches on a tough resolution
rebuking Tehran for continued nuclear
cover-ups. Khatami stopped short of
saying Iran will resume enrichment, or
will stop all cooperation with the
International Atomic Energy Agency.
“With the ongoing trend, we have no
moral commitment anymore to suspend uranium enrichment,” he said.
Iraqi kidnappers
release hostage
BEIRUT Iraqi kidnappers yesterday
released Habib Khalil Samour, a
Lebanese hostage, in Baghdad a
month after he was taken hostage in
Baghdad and two days after he
appeared on a video tape. Lebanon’s
official National News Agency said
Samour “was released without the
kidnappers making any demand for
ransom money.” Samour was one of
three Lebanese in Iraq whose kidnapping was announced last week. One
was released after his family paid a
ransom; the other was killed.
Hunt continues for
massacre rebels
BOGOTA Colombian troops hunted
yesterday for rebels who massacred
34 peasants who worked in
Colombia’s cocaine-producing fields
in the country’s worst mass slaughter
in years. Members of the
Revolutionary Armed Forces of
Colombia, or FARC, gunned down the
civilians Tuesday after tying them up.
In Colombia, which produces most of
the world’s cocaine, 3,500 people are
killed each year in a war that pits the
FARC and a smaller rebel group
against outlawed paramilitary groups
and U.S.-backed government forces.
U.S. will return
airports to Iraq
BAGHDAD Coalition officials will
hand over the civilian part of Baghdad
International Airport to Iraqi authorities
about July 1, the U.S. military said
yesterday. Return of the airport was a
key demand of the interim government which takes power at the end of
this month. The military also plans to
turn over the military side of the airport by mid-August, a senior coalition
(AP)
official said.
A derailed coach of the Bombaybound Matsyagandha Express
passenger train hangs from a
bridge nearly 125 miles southeast of Bombay, India yesterday.
At least 20 people were killed
and more than 50 injured when
the train hit boulders on the
bridge and jumped the tracks.
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Iraq oil attacks continue
Rebels strike third pipeline in less than a week; top oil security chief also killed
Insurgents struck at the
heart of Iraq’s economic
livelihood yesterday, blasting a major pipeline to halt
vital oil exports and killing
the top security chief for
the northern oilfields.
A rocket slammed into a
U.S. logistics base near
Balad, 50 miles north of
Baghdad, killing three U.S.
soldiers and wounding 25
other people, including two
civilian workers, the military
said.
Elsewhere, radical Shiite
cleric Muqtada al-Sadr
ordered his militiamen to
leave the holy cities of Najaf
and Kufa unless they live
there, fulfilling a key aspect
of an accord meant to end
fighting between his fighters
and U.S. troops.
Al-Sadr’s order to his fighters does not remove the
militia presence from Najaf
and Kufa, since most of his
fighters in the twin cities
live there and are not affected by the order.
However, it is a major step
toward ending the uprising
al-Sadr launched in April
after the coalition closed his
newspaper, arrested a top
aide and issued an arrest
warrant for him in the 2003
murder of a rival cleric.
Hundreds died in the uprising. Skirmishes continue
(AP PHOTOS)
WORLD
Armed Iraqi police patrol along oil pipelines outside of the town of Faw, Iraq yesterday. Saboteurs blasted a
key pipeline yesterday for the second time in as many days, halting Iraq’s oil exports, officials said.
between U.S. troops and the
al-Sadr’s
followers
in
Baghdad’s Sadr City.
An explosion before dawn
yesterday
damaged
a
pipeline carrying crude oil
from Iraq’s southern fields
to the Basra oil terminal in
the Persian Gulf. Iraqi engineers had diverted crude
shipments to that pipeline
after another was bombed
two days ago.
Exports were also halted
last month through Iraq’s
other export avenue — the
northern pipeline from
Kirkuk to Ceyhan, Turkey —
after a May 25 bombing,
Turkish officials said.
Iraqi officials said they
hoped to repair the southern
pipelines in a few days, and
the effects were not expected to have a substantial
effect on world petroleum
supplies. Although Iraq has
the world’s second-largest
Court convicts 15
in Jordan terror plot
Accused of being an Al
Qaeda operative, Ahmed
Mahmoud Saleh al-Riyati
shouted, “You will be punished on doomsday!” at military judges yesterday after
they convicted him and 14
fugitives of a terror conspiracy targeting American and
Israeli interests in Jordan.
The military State Security
Court sentenced Ahmad
Mahmoud Saleh al-Riyati, 34,
the only suspect in custody,
to 71⁄2 years of hard labor for
the conspiracy linked to Al
Qaeda and Ansar al-Islam terror groups.
Eight of the other 14 were
handed down 15 years of hard
labor, including Ansar's spiritual leader Najm al-Din Faraj
Ahmad, an Iraqi better known
as Mullah Krekar. He lives as
a refugee in Norway, which
had rejected a Jordanian
request for his extradition to
face earlier charges of heroin
smuggling.
On Tuesday, the Norwegian
national prosecutor dropped
terrorism charges against
Krekar filed in Oslo, partly
because a key witness’ testimony in Iraq may have been
tainted by torture.
The Jordanian court also
convicted the remaining six
defendants, then dropped
the cases against them, saying
they had died — a standard
procedure in Jordanian courts
so the conviction can stand if
evidence later emerges they
are alive. The court did not
say how they died, but military prosecution sources have
said they were killed battling
American forces in Iraq.
Presiding judge Col. Fawaz
Buqour said al-Riyati was the
cell mastermind whom Al
Qaeda recruited six years ago
through one of its agents,
Raed Hijazi. Jordanian-born
Hijazi, who is a naturalized
American citizen, was arrested in Syria in October 2000
and extradited to Jordan,
where he was sentenced to
death for a foiled Al Qaeda
terror conspiracy during 1999
New Year’s celebrations in
the kingdom.
The conspiracy to carry out
attacks in Jordan was hatched
as early as August 2001 in
mutual agreement between
Osama bin Laden’s Al Qaeda
terror network and Ansar alIslam, the indictment said. It
said both had agreed to have
al-Riyati and his cell conduct
terror attacks against U.S. and
Israeli interests in Jordan as
well as to attack Western
tourists and assassinate top
Jordanian intelligence officers. Details of the plots were
not revealed.
(AP)
petroleum reserves after
Saudi Arabia, sabotage and
decrepit facilities have prevented it from taking a leading role in global oil markets.
The
two
southern
pipelines export about 1.7
million barrels a day, according to the Middle East
Economic Survey. Each day
that the southern lines are
closed will cost Iraq about
$50 million, said Walid
Khadduri, an expert on
Iraq’s oil industry.
Gunmen killed Ghazi
Talabani, the official in
charge of protecting the
northern oilfields, in an
ambush in Kirkuk. Gen.
Anwar Amin of the Iraqi
Civil Defense Corps said
three gunmen attacked
Talabani’s car after his bodyguard briefly left the vehicle
in a crowded market.
The
bodyguard
was
wounded. Talabani was the
third Iraqi official slain since
Saturday.
Insurgents have stepped
up attacks on Iraqi industrial
sites to undermine support
for the interim Iraqi government that takes power at the
end of the month.
Also yesterday, Deputy
Defense Secretary Paul
Wolfowitz, one of the architects of the Iraq war, began
talks with the interim Iraqi
leadership. Coalition officials say about 60% of the
Iraqi government has already
been handed to Iraqi control, including 15 of the 26
ministries.
Wolfowitz met with interim Prime Minister Iyad
Allawi
and
others.
Afterward, the coalition said
the talks were “just the
beginning of a new relationship between the government of Iraq and the members of the coalition.”
(AP)
OPINION
10
amNY
A NEW U.N. ARMY
BILL SCHORR’S CARTOON
BY WALTER CRONKITE
Peacekeepers
ne of the least-noticed developments at the G-8 summit of industrial nations at Sea Island, Ga., was the
group’s endorsement of an American plan — called the
Global Peace Operations Initiative — to double the number of
peacekeepers available for missions around the world. The
U.S., Canada and several European nations, which have been
the primary sources of peacekeepers in the past, now have their
hands full in places like Iraq, Afghanistan and the Balkans. In
addition, the United Nations soon will be managing as many as
70,000 troops in almost 20 missions around the world. The system very nearly is running on empty.
Under the U.S. plan, an additional 75,000 troops from countries wishing to contribute to peace missions would receive
training, equipment and logistical support from the U.S. or
other G-8 members. These troops would be made available by
their home countries for missions sponsored by the U.N. or by
regional groups such as the Organization of African States or
the European Union. The U.S. will put up at least the initial
funds — reportedly $660 million.
This plan is a very good thing, as far as it goes. Everyone at
the Sea Island conference was well-aware of the increasing
scarcity of available peacekeepers as crisis situations multiply
around the world. What the plan will not do, however, is shorten the reaction time for intervention efforts, which is sometimes measured in months, not weeks.
The problem is that in so many cases, while governments
debate whether to join a particular rescue effort, people are
being killed, maimed, starved, enslaved or otherwise devastated. It is to fill this gap that the nongovernmental group
Citizens for Global Solutions proposed a United Nations
Emergency Peace Service, which would be a small but highly
trained and ready quick-reaction force.
A serious barrier to such a quick-reaction force — and the reason President Bush’s initiative is incomplete — is a long-standing American policy
against the creation of a
Bush’s plan fills a serious
“standing army” at the
U.N. The idea that a international need, as
force of some 13,000
soldiers, police officers, well as an American need
secretaries and other
support personnel could be considered a standing army is
laughable, of course.
Bush’s plan nevertheless fills a serious international need, as
well as an American need. With U.S. forces stretched so dangerously thin, the increase in the number of international peacekeepers should reduce the number of American troops needed
for peacekeeping efforts.
This is quite a turnaround from the days when “peacekeeping” and “nation-building” were so bitterly scorned in the Bush
administration. Unilateralism was put away, at least for the
occasion. But isn’t it amazing? Bush recently made a 180degree policy turn regarding the U.N. That kind of navigation
seems to be an administration trait these days. Maybe Bush is
actually learning from his mistakes.
The Bush administration’s past foreign policy has brought a
terrible cost in lives, dollars and reputation for America.
Americans and the world can rejoice if these new developments
not only reflect temporary expediency, but represent a permanent reversal in White House doctrine.
Opinions expressed in this space are of the writer, not amNewYork.
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but now they’ve bumped it
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Let them protest
It is clear from your June 16
cover story “No Protests,”
that the Republicans do not
want any protests whatsoever
during their convention.
It appears that the
Republicans are not playing
fair with the people. If you
are for what they have to say,
they will give you plenty of
space to show that favoritism,
but not the other way around.
In a state and city government
that is Republican-controlled
with Governor Pataki and
Mayor Bloomberg, permits are
not being given out. Already
protesters are being told
where they cannot protest
rather than where they can
protest and be seen. It seems
perfectly fine that the
Republican Convention can
take place right in the center
of town, but not the protests.
The Republican party needs
to realize it is not so perfect,
and play fair. It seems they
can do whatever they want
when it comes to their opponents, but not the other way
around. Our forefathers would
be having a fit if they were
still alive today. Imagine the
Boston Tea Party not being
held in Boston Harbor, but
miles away in a small pond
somewhere.
Brian Hochberg
Richmond Hill
Scare-monger
QUOTEENDQUOTE
You guys are probably fathers.
Just please let him come home
and be a grandfather.
“
”
— Paul Johnson III pleading for the release
of his kidnapped father, who’s being
held hostage in Saudi Arabia
Donna Robinson’s letter
(June 15) praises the 26 antiBush diplomats and military
officials for their “honesty” in
claiming that Bush’s actions
may have jeopardized our
national security.
In other words, she cleverly
insinuates that those who
support our mission in Iraq
are dishonest. The group of
26 failed to prove that our
national security has been
compromised, and Robinson
shows no proof of any dishonesty.
Furthermore,
Robinson
claims Bush will have a blank
check in a second term. She
obviously doesn’t understand
our system of checks and balances.
Before going to war, the
president must receive congressional approval from both
houses of Congress, which is
what Bush did before ridding
Iraq of the terrorist Saddam
Hussein. Her scaremongering
is just that: scaremongering.
John Crew
Midtown
Casualty count
Robert Milano’s June 14 letter claims “that the major
newspapers stopped printing
the daily tally of U.S. soldiers
killed in Iraq once they realized that the tally was hurting
the Bush administration’s
polling numbers.”
It seems that the liberals
wants more U.S. casualties in
order to knock Bush’s
approval rating down. They
must take their politics very
seriously.
Gennadi Putin
Midtown
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RATINGS REBOUND
BOEING DEALS
MITSUBISHI WOES
BEST BUY BOOST
ABC’s ratings for the Detroit
Pistons’ NBA Finals victory
over the L.A. Lakers rose 62%
from last year’s record low,
but were the fourth-worst
(Bloomberg)
since 1981.
The head of Boeing Co.’s
7E7 program said yesterday
the airplane manufacturer is
in detailed talks to sell its new
fuel-efficient passenger jet to
(AP)
more than 30 airlines.
After a cover-up scandal and
recalls, Mitsubishi Motors
Corp.yesterday said it will
slash paychecks and cut other
costs to make up for an
expected drop in car sales.(AP)
Best Buy Co. Inc. reported
first-quarter earnings of $114
million as the biggest U.S.
consumer electronics chain
saw its revenue climb 17%.
NASDAQ
S&P 500
1,998.23
+2.63
Reports show that industrial production rose 1.1% in May
Industrial production rose
1.1% in May, the most in
almost six years, Fed said.
Government figures showed
housing starts totaled 1.967
million units at an annual
pace last month, above the
1.950 million median forecast
of economists surveyed by
Bloomberg News. Building
permits, a sign of future activity, rose 3.5%.
Treasuries
surged
on
Tuesday after the consumer
price index, excluding food
(GETTY IMAGES)
U.S. Treasury notes fell yesterday as reports showed
builders started work on
more houses than forecast
in May and industrial production surged, adding to
speculation the Federal
Reserve will raise its key
interest rate this month.
A man sweeps up at a construction site in New York City. In May,
builders nationwide started work on more houses than forecast.
and energy, rose 0.2% in May,
compared with 0.3% in April.
Fed
Chairman
Alan
Greenspan told Congress yesterday inflation isn't a “serious
concern” and that changes are
“very likely to be measured
over the quarters ahead.”
Futures traders had raised
bets 10-year notes would fall,
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Construction climbs
according to figures reflecting
holdings at the Chicago Board
of Trade as of last Tuesday.
Hedge funds and other speculators held 182,000 more
bets that 10-year note futures
will decline than bets they
will gain, up from 173,000 a
week earlier.
“What we’re seeing today
makes a little more sense;
going into a Fed tightening
cycle, that ought to be an
environment where interest
rates are rising across” all
debt maturities, said Scot
Johnson, who manages about
$3 billion of government and
mortgage-backed debt at
AIM Capital Management
Inc. in Houston.
Benchmark two-year notes
fell 1/16 to 99 7/16, pushing
yields up 4 basis points to
2.79%.
(Bloomberg)
Bear Stearns
gets a boost
Bear Stearns Cos., the seventh-largest securities firm,
said fiscal second-quarter
profit rose 24%, boosted by
trading and sales of higheryield mortgage bonds.
Net income in the quarter
ended May 31 climbed to
$347.8 million, or $2.49 a
share, from $280.4 million, or
$2.05, a year earlier, the New
York-based company said in a
statement.
The profit was the second
highest ever for Bear Stearns
asmortgage-backed securities
contributed to a 10% rise in
the firm’s fixed-income revenue.
Revenue
from
bonds
accounts for about half of
Bear Stearns’s business. Chief
Executive Officer Jimmy
Cayne, 70, also benefited
from a 33% revenue gain in
the company's institutional
equities unit.
“Bear had a very good quarter, they showed fixed income
is broader than everyone
believes,”
said
Peter
Goldman, who helps manage
about $1 billion at Chicago
Asset Management and holds
Bear Stearns stock.
Shares of Bear Stearns rose
72 cents to $80.15 yesterday
in New York Stock Exchange
Composite trading. (Bloomberg)
(AP)
RUSSELL
570.07
+2.15
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NYSE
NASDAQ
ACTIVES
LU
GE
MOT
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ACTIVES
LUCENT TECH
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GENERAL ELEC CO +0.30
MOTOROLA INC +0.17
NORTEL NETWORK +0.05
GAINERS
TBE
VTS
CLB
PRM
ORACLE CORP
MICROSOFT CP
CYBERONICS INC
CISCO SYSTEMS
-0.36
-0.085
+15.23
+0.24
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AMRTRNS CAP
GREG MANNING
SANTARUS
+15.23
+1.12
+3.60
+3.01
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NEUROGEN CORP
ALDILA INC
CENTRAL FED
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-1.76
-2.93
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Paperless bill payment takes off
The number of consumers paying their bills online has grown
considerably over the past two years.
Active bank bill pay customers among top 10 banks*
4.6
5.0 million
4.5
4.0
3.5
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0
A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M
2002
2003
2004
* Data are based on the three-month time period ending with the labeled month
Not in the mail
Although online bill payment via bank sites is increasing, consumers
still prefer to go directly to merchants’ sites to make payments.
SHARE OF
Bill pay
customers
Payment
dollars
Payments
BANK
DIRECT
16%
84%
38%
43%
SOURCE: comScore Networks
62%
57%
AP
Adelphia execs
ravaged company,
prosecutor says
Four former executives ravaged Adelphia Communications Corp. “like their own
ATM machine,” driving it
into bankruptcy and covering
their tracks with lies, a prosecutor said yesterday in closing
arguments.
Prosecutor
Christopher
Clark cited lavish examples of
how he said the men spent
looted cash — including 17
cars, a golf course and $6,000
to have two Christmas trees
flown to New York.
Meandering around the
courtroom and pointing individually at each defendant —
Adelphia founder John Rigas,
two of his sons and another
company officer — Clark told
jurors the men had robbed
investors of life savings.
“Everyone knows it’s wrong
to lie, ladies and gentlemen,”
Clark said at the start of closing arguments expected to
last more than a week.
“Everyone knows it’s wrong to
take someone else’s property.”
He cast the case as a matter
of “greed, betrayal of trust
and lies.”
John Rigas, sons Michael
and Timothy, and former
assistant treasurer Michael
Mulcahey are accused of hiding more than $2 billion in
company debt and stealing
from company coffers.
(AP)
money
BIZ BRIEFS
Olsen twins’
shades maker
selling assets
MGM hits jackpot
with Mandalay deal
Oneida gets
a debt break
Oneida Ltd. has been given
another reprieve on repayment of its debts. The troubled silverware company’s
bank lenders have agreed to
postpone reductions of millions of dollars in credit availability until July 15.
Sprint will cut
1,000 jobs
Sprint Corp. said yesterday it
will eliminate up to 1,100
jobs, or 1.6% of its work
force, due to increasing competitive pressure in the longdistance market. The cuts will
be systemwide, with about
half in the Kansas City area.
Firm: Attack
no big deal
A purported Internet attack
that affected some of the
world’s most popular Web
sites — reportedly including
Google and Yahoo! — was
“large scale” and “sophisticated” yet had only minimal
impact, according to Akamai
Technologies Inc, the target(Bloomberg, AP)
ed company.
The Mandalay Bay hotel and casino in Las Vegas is one of many properties bought by MGM Mirage.
fortable.” The two companies
have more than $6 billion a
year in revenue from 28 casinos in Nevada, Mississippi,
Michigan and Illinois. With
the merger, one of the
Michigan properties would
have to be sold.
They would control about
half of the 72,000 hotel rooms
on the Strip, along with about
40% of the Strip’s slot
machines and 44% of its gambling tables. MGM Mirage’s
Vegas properties include the
MGM Grand, the Mirage and
Bellagio, while Mandalay’s
include Luxor and Circus
Circus.
The deal includes the
assumption of $2.5 billion in
Mandalay debt and $600 million in bonds that can be
exchanged for stock in the
company.
Schaeffer said the agreement also calls for a $160 million breakup fee if the trans-
action does not close.
The cash price represents a
30% premium to Mandalay’s
closing share price on June 3,
the day before MGM
Mirage’s initial offer of $68
per share was disclosed.
Negotiations over the original offer had unraveled Friday
after MGM Mirage requested
a 15-month option to pull out
of the deal.
(Bloomberg)
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federal Equal Opportunity
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Newark. In it, she says she
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patent office in October 2003,
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Now the companies must
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casino combination.
The board of Mandalay
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Jim Murren, MGM Mirage’s
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not derail the deal.
“We’ve become increasing
comfortable ... that this poses
no regulatory concern,”
Murren said. “We have excellent outside counsel and
advisers and they have made
the board of directors com-
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Aves (A, C, E to 14th St; L to 8th Ave) 212414-4245
Avalon
Audio Paella 10:00pm-4:00am; Ladies FREE
Free Theater!
The Winter’s Tale, 7pm.
Some outdoor Shakespeare by New York
Classical Theater
Central Park, enter at W 103rd St and
Central Park West (B, C to 103rd St)
www.newyorkclassical.org
Free Music!
Floetry, with Lab Addicts, Stori James
and C.R.I.; 5-9pm.
New Jersey Performing Arts Center, One
Center St at the waterfront, Newark, NJ
(PATH to Newark) 888-466-5722
Free Film!
“The Song of the Exile” 5:00pm.
A mother and daughter, Shia-An have
been estranged since childhood. Shia-An
decides to return to Hong Kong to attend
her younger sister’s wedding. How will
her appearance affect relationships?
NYPL, Chatham Square Branch, 33 East
Broadway at Catherine St (4, 5, 6 to
Brooklyn Bridge) 212-964-6598
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“Condo, Co-op, House: Which is best for
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“Going Coastal: The Beaches of New York City”
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COMEDY
The Thursday Night Comedy Show
Hiroko’s Place 7:30pm; FREE, 1 menu item
min.
75 Thompson St, between Spring and
Broome Sts (C, E to Spring St; N, R to
Prince St) 212-625-1303
A Night With Adam Ferrara
Stand-Up New York 9:00pm, $15.
236 W 78th St, between Broadway and
Amsterdam Ave (1, 9 to 79th St) 212-5950850
People’s Improv Theater
“Sharl Vs. Buffalo/The Faculty” 8:00pm, $6.
Ali Farahnakian, Ed Herbstman, Jen Nails,
Kurt Braunholer, Ptolemy Slocum, Joel
Comedy Company 8:30, 11:00pm; $10, 2drink min.
With Count Paul and others.
761 Seventh Ave at 50th St (N, R, W to 49th
St; B, D, E to Seventh Ave) 212-592-034
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The Village Theater 8:00pm, $30.
Irish comedian Dylan Morna is pretty damn
funny.
158 Bleecker St, between Sullivan and
Thompson Sts (212-253-0623
TALKS &
READINGS
“Cafh-A Path of Spiritual Unfolding”
Cafh Foundation 7:30-9:00pm, FREE.
An introduction to Cafh ideas and methods
through meditation, teachings, dialogue,
weekly meetings, individual practice, spiritual guidance and retreats.
2061 Broadway, between 71st and 72nd Sts
(1, 2, 3, 9 to 72nd St) 212-724-4260
www.cafh.org
“One Patient at a Time”
Tishman Auditorium, New School University
7:00pm, FREE.
A discussion with Dr. Sanjay Gupta on
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans
Frontières (MSF)’s response to infectious
diseases in some of the world’s most neglected communities.
66 W 12th St, between Fifth and Sixth Aves
(F, V to 14th St) 212-847-3151
Paul Raeburn
Barnes and Noble - Upper West Side
7:30pm, FREE.
“Acquainted with the Night” is a science
reporter’s mission to understand his children’s depression and bipolar disorder. Join
Paul Raeburn as he discusses drugs, therapies, and the psychiatric establishment.
2289 Broadway at 82nd St (C, B to 81st StNatural History Museum; 1, 9 to 79th St)
212-362-8835
Jonah & Sarah: Jewish Stories of
Russia and America
Jewish Community Center 8:00pm; $7;
members FREE.
With David Shrayer-Petrov and Maxim D.
Shrayer. A special Father’s Day discussion
and reading with a father-son team who collaborated on a remarkable short story collection that illuminates Jewish life in Russia
and an emigre’s alienation in America.
334 Amsterdam Ave at 76th St (1, 9 to 79th
St; 2, 3 to 72nd St; C, B to 72nd St) 646505-5708 www.jccmanhattan.org
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Barnes & Noble — Greenwich Village
7:30pm, FREE.
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DJ Stretch Armstrong spins 80s, hip-hop,
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Alternative Meets the Mainstream
Readers were first introduced to Lee Stringer
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Winter,” which chronicled his 12 years of
homelessness. Tonight, he joins us for a discussion of his new, intensely personal book
“Sleepaway School” which recounts his life
at Hawthorne Cedar Knolls, a school for kids
at risk.
396 Avenue of the Americas at 8th St (F, V
to 14th St) 212-674-8780
40th St., between Madison &
Park Avenues (Around the corner
from Grand Central Terminal)
Dr. Paul Drucker
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Pop Rocks! 10:00pm-1:00am, FREE.
Gay pop party for young hipsters.
76 E 13th St, between Broadway and Fourth
Ave (L, N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, 6 to 14th St-Union
Sq) 212-505-1700 x16
www.SpinCycleNYC.com
Jeske, Eric Davis, Chris Caniglia, and Pat
Shay. The PIT teachers show how it’s done.
“29th St Social Club” 9:00 pm, $6.
Each week three PIT house teams gather to
do PIT-style longform. All the ensembles are
formed by graduates of the PIT program and
represent the PIT’s own special brand of
improv. Come see what all the buzz is
about!
“Ms. Jackson” 10:30 pm, $6
All street. All improv. All the time. Bring
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Drunken! Careering! Writers!
Franz Ferdinand
In a rare example of transatlantic musical parallelism, this tight, scrappy
Glasgow quartet has sculpted a sound with the same sonic roots as those of
New York upstarts like the Strokes, except Franz Ferdinand’s bracing,
buzzing, burr-like tunes rely more on disco-esque rhythms for propulsion.
The band’s self-titled debut CD (Domino) is a whirlwind of prickly yet catchy
(Rick Reger, Chicago Tribune)
riffing and slightly jagged, hip-shaking grooves.
Franz Ferdinand plays Webster Hall tonight.
See Music for details.
Michael Ignatieff
Barnes & Noble Union Square 7:00pm,
FREE.
The author talks about his timely and
provocative book “The Lesser Evil: Political
Ethics in an Age of Terror.”
33 E 17th St at Broadway (L, N, Q, R, W 10
14th St-Union Sq) 212-253-0819
Robert Meeopal
Borders 6:30pm, FREE.
The author reads from “An Execution in the
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Authors Christopher Bram, “Lives of the
Circus Animals,” Carol Dixon, “Going
Home,” and Wesley Gibson, “Shelter,” read.
85 E 4th St, between 2nd & 3rd Aves (F, V
to Second Ave; 6 to Bleecker St) 212-5053360
www.kgbbar.com
Calvin Trillin
92nd St Y 8:00pm, $25.
The author reads from “Obliviously On He
Sails: The Bush Administration in Rhyme.”
1395 Lexington Ave at 92nd St (6 to 96th
St) 212-415-5500
SPECIAL
EVENTS
Cool Cat Club Crawl
$20 (includes admission to all clubs), 1
by Dan Piraro
drink min per club.
See and hear three live bands at three different blues and jazz clubs in Greenwich
Village.
To RSVP and learn meeting place: 212-6966617 or music4nyc.pitas.com
Dylan’s Candy Bar 4:00-5:00pm, $10.
Caricature sketch class for kids with Rebecca
Miller of NYSketches. For children ages 5 &
up. Reservations required.
Third Ave at 60th St (4, 5, 6, N, R, W to 59th
St-Lexington Ave) 646-452-9946
www.nysketches.com
Cornelia Street Café 6:00pm; $6, includes
one drink.
A one-of-a-kind jazz and poetry series,
curated by Golda Solomon, rocks our downstairs lounge, spoken word & good vibes
from the medicine woman of jazz. Po’Jazz
brings together seasoned and emerging
poets and musicians in an energetic program blending spoken word and improvised
instrumentation.
29 Cornelia St, between 4th and Bleecker
Sts (A, C, E, B, D, F to W 4th St; 1, 9 to
Sheridan Sq) 212-989-9319
www.corneliastreetcafe.com
“Going Coastal: The Beaches
of New York City”
THEATER
Arsenal Gallery Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm,
FREE. Through June 10.
An exhibit that tells the rich story of New
York City’s many beaches through classic
and contemporary photographs, vintage
postcards, renderings, and other historical
materials.
830 Fifth Ave at 64th St (6 to 68th St-Hunter
College) www.nyc.gov/parks
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“How I See Daddy”
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All qualifying participants will receive a $200
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Appointments are available 7 days a week. For
more information, contact study coordinator
Nancy Claps at 212-523-2849
Blue Heron Arts Center 7:30pm, $30.
Theater By the Blind revives the suspense
drama which inspired Hitchcock’s film.
123 E 24th St, between Lexington and Park
Ave South (6 to 23rd St) 212-868-4444
Philip Bosakowski Theatre 7:00pm, $15.
Mythology from Africa, Latin America,
Greece and the Polynesian islands are
weaved into a new play.
354 W 45th St (A, C, E, 1, 3, 7, 9 to 42nd
St) 212-352-3101
God is a DJ
Ontological-Hysteric Theatre 8:00pm, $25.
New satire on reality television.
131 E 10th St, at 10th St and Second Ave (6
to Astor Place) 212-868-4444
In Search of a Goddess
The Duke on 42nd Street 8:00pm, $30.
Mystical world journey inspired by the art of
Ruth St. Denis.
229 W 42nd St, between Seventh and Eighth
Aves (A, C, E, 1, 3, 7, 9 to 42nd St) 212239-6200
Cherry Lane Theatre 8:00pm, $37.
Scott Schwartz directs August Strindberg’s
classic play – now in previews.
38 Commerce St at Bedford (1, 9 to
Christopher St) 212-239-6200
Stripped
Babalu Theatre 8:00pm, $45.
Surreal night at a NYC strip club.
327 W 44th St, between Eighth and Ninth
Aves (A, C, E 1, 3, 7, 9 to 42nd St) 212239-6200
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204 Varick St at W Houston
St (1, 9 to Houston St) 212243-4940
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Russell Shorto
Frances Tavern Museum
6:30pm, $6.
The historian talks about his
latest book, “The Island at
the Center of the World: The
Epic Story of Dutch
Manhattan.”
54 Pearl St at Broad St (J, M,
Z to Broad St; 1, 2, 3, 9 to
Wall St; 4, 5 to Bowling
Green) 212-425-1778
Special
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“A Talking Picture”
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12 and students $7; members $6.
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Bye George!
George Wayne, the Vanity
Fair columnist who argued
with a club owner and then
allegedly demanded free firstclass airline tickets in
exchange for coverage, is
nowing MIA. His name is off
the glossy’s masthead and
his column is nowhere in
sight. Seems he’s been
benched while the mag
“investigates.”
Brown’s luck
Bobby Brown must be in
shock — the R&B bad boy
finally got some good luck. He
was granted a suspended
sentence after missing three
child-support payments worth
$63,500 to Kim Ward, the
mother of two of his children
aged 12 and 14. Brown was
sentenced to 90 days in jail for
contempt of court but the
judge decided to suspend
that sentence because he
made the payments on
Monday. Missing in action at
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— Madonna, on “20/20,” describing the rules at her house,
where she rules the roost of her husband and two kids.
Could it really be?
The scenario that has tantalized civilization
for years may just be coming true — Jennifer
Aniston and Brad Pitt copulating successfully and having a baby.
The latest rumor is that we
should all expect an
announcement
from
Hollywood’s cutest couple
later this month. Although
Aniston’s
spokesman
refused to confirm the
rumors, telling MSNBC’s
“The Scoop” that he’d
check on it and refused
to return future calls.
And the blessed event
wouldn’t be for lack of
trying. “We're absolutely
in the process of having a
baby. It's where we’re headed,” said Aniston recently.
And Pitt pitched in, “I think
it’s time. We’ve been in
rehearsals for a long time.”
And after all, they’ve had
plenty of great romantic settings in which to get busy — the
couple has been yachting around Italy and the
south of France while he films
“Ocean’s Twelve,” the sequel to
that casino caper, “Ocean’s
Eleven.” And before that they
were lounging in Cannes, where
he screened “Troy.” (Watching
that movie should have been
instant foreplay for
Jen).
And just think,
those kids would
have plenty of
company in the
s a n d b o x .
“ Fr i e n d s ”
costar Matt
LeBlanc and
his wife had a
baby
in
February. And
Courteney
Cox just gave
birth
on
Sunday to a little daughter
she’s named
CoCo.
It’s Keanu to the rescue
in dose of real-life heroics
Keanu Reeves’ latest heroics didn’t take place on the big
screen. The “Matrix” star was
caught in the middle of a
drive-by shooting at his neighborhood grocery recently and
came to the aide of panicked
customers,
reports
the
National Enquirer. Yelling,
“Get down!,” Reeves crept up
to the front of the store to take
a look outside before telling
the owner, “Call the police!”
who arrived in minutes but
didn’t find the shooters. After
helping cops calm customers
down, Reeves picked up his
groceries and left.
It’s a good thing that Ryan
Seacrest is just hosting and
not performing
on
“Ameri-can
Idol,” judging by his
attack
on
judge Simon
Cowell.
“I
think
he’s
pompous. I
think that
he’s arrogant,”
Seacrest
told the Straits Times about
the judge known for his tough
putdowns
of sub-par
contestants on the
show.
“I think he
says things
that are
a
t
times
a bit
too harsh and could probably
convey them in a different
light so that they don’t crush a
young person’s dream,” continued Seacrest, who insisted
that Cowell is actually a good
friend.
STILL LICENSED TO ILL
Prince’s sign
of the times:
Don’t sue me
Don’t mess with Prince.
The high-heeled funkster
filed a counterclaim on
Monday against a student
who claims that the Purple
One told one of his bodyguards to assault him.
Anthony Fitzgerald sued
Prince and his protection for
over $50,000 in damages,
claming that he was beat up at
St. Paul International Airport
and that his new digital camera was confiscated after he
took a photo of Prince getting
off a plane. Prince’s counersuit also seeks $50,000.
Another Ramone is ailing
Save a prayer for the
Ramones. Johnny Ramone,
one of the surviving member
of the seminal ’70s punk band
behind such New York
anthems as “Rockaway Beach”
is suffering from cancer in a
Los Angeles hospital, drummer Marky Ramone tells
RollingStone.com. The 55year-old guitarist was reportedly diagnosed with prostate
Idol talk stings
cancer four years ago and has
been through an intense regimen of chemotherapy. “He’s
fighting courageously, and I
think he will be going home in
the near term,” his doctor
David Agus told MTVNews.
Joey Ramone succumbed to
lymphatic cancer in April 2001
and Dee Dee Ramone died
of a heroin overdose in June
2002.
(AP)
Ashley Judd has been on
our b---- list for some time.
And apparently, we’re not the
only ones she’s been rude
and dismissive to during
interviews. Recently, she
hissed at some journalists at
a recent roundtable interview
that she could “anticipate all
your questions.” Then she
professed shock when one
hapless hack asked if she’s
been compensated for dropping out of “Catwoman,”
snapping, “No, and that’s a
really, really inappropriate
question.” Here’s a wholly
appropriate question: How
come journalists still want to
talk to the stuck-up star?
Pick up
Are Jen & Brad “
your s--t. ”
infanticipating?
The Beastie Boys perform joints from the new album, “Live to the 5
Boroughs” at the MTV Times Square Studio.
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» REAL ESTATE » THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 2004
BOUNDARIES: YORKVILLE
An enclave within the larger Upper East Side neighborhood,
Yorkville is capped by 96th Street to the north, 79th Street to the
south, Third Avenue to the west and East End Avenue to the east.
COPY AND PHOTOS BY ERIC MARX • EDITED BY KATE GEORGE
TALKING ABOUT
»HISTORY
Once home to German breweries and Hungarian bakeshops
catering to a working class European immigrant community
that lived in the prewar tenement buildings and side street row
houses, the neighborhood today is increasingly becoming a
chic, luxury high-rise destination, with dining and retail services now as far east as York Avenue. Yet the neighborhood
remains a long walk from the subway, which has kept the lowend rental market in check, especially among the walkups off
of York and First Avenues and in luxury high rise buildings such
as the Normandie Court. To fit the growing need for housing,
neighborhood boundaries are pushing northward past 96th
Street into East Harlem, and brokers now generously include
this area in the Upper Yorkville demographic.
»EATERIES
YORKVILLE
The Heidelberg
(1648 Second Ave., 85 St.)
One of the last authentic
German restaurants in the
city serving pigs knuckles
and (for the less adventurous) jaeger schnitzel, breaded veal smothered with a
mushroom-cream gravy and
served with buttery spaetzle
and hot red cabbage.
York Grill
(1690 York Ave. @ 89th St.)
One of the Upper East Side’s
best kept secrets, according
to the Zagat Survey, this
American Fusion-styled finedining establishment is
known for its grilled skirt
steak, plentiful daily specials
and a warm and friendly
atmosphere.
Nargila Grill
(1599 York Ave @ 84th St.)
Opened in the last year, this
kosher Israeli restaurant is
bringing a diverse ethnic flavor to York Ave., with back
garden seating and a wonderful array of Hummus dishes and whole-style seafood
entres.
Bifurcated between
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End Avenues and the more accessible First and Second
Avenues, Yorkville is becoming an increasingly diverse neighborhood filled with ethnic restaurants and a growing Hispanic
and Asian population. Baby strollers and dog walkers often
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YORKVILLE
NAME: Christa Ferrick
AGE: 32
OCCUPATION: Pastry Chef
TIME IN YORKVILLE: 1 year
AMNY Why Yorkville?
CF I wanted something quieter, more neighborhoody. I love the fact
that Carl Schurz Park is
right here; I have a dog.
AMNY Any downsides?
CF The distance to
the subway. It’s about a 10minute walk but it’s really
not that bad.
AMNY How would you
describe it?
AMNY Is it still affordable?
CF It’s residential
and quiet. There are not
that many bars and there’s
only one grocery store.
Along First Avenue there’s
not a single restaurant from
86th to 92nd Streets. It’s
more business-oriented.
People said, “Why are you
moving there? It’s so
removed.”
CF I
looked
at
studios all up and down the
East Side and yes it’s more
affordable than the West
Village. But I pay $1,100 for
a studio and I found apartments ranging from $1,000
to $1,300, including one in
Gramercy for $850, although
it had no closets. I have an
elevator in my building; it’s
FLATBUSH
three and four bedroom
apartments, which management companies will rent
out to a group of college
grads.
AMNY
What
transportation?
tals.
FULLY RENOVATED!
RENT STABILIZED!
Studios from $675/mo I 1BRs from $775/mo
2 BRs from $1000/mo I 3 BRs from $1250/mo
about
Building-wide renovation in progress, including:
All new doors, roofs, windows, elevator and intercom
systems, landscaping, lighting and playgrounds.
AMNY Any downsides?
NAME: Michael Mrozinski
AGE: 37
OCCUPATION: Banking
TIME IN YORKVILLE: 10 years
you describe it?
AMNY Why Yorkville?
MM It’s convenient to the parks. I go to
Central Park a lot to bike
ride and play basketball
and Carl Schurz Park is
like our little secret. It’s
not used much.
AMNY
How would
MM York further up
the block is families and
Second Avenue in the high
80s and 90s is singles and
just-out-of-college types.
Then you have the hospital
corridor in the 70s. The
Metropolitan is high up on
East End but down here
you have 3 research hospi-
MEET THE
BROKER
NAME: Gordon Golub
COMPANY: Citi Habitats
PHONE: (212) 794-1133
MM You give up a little in diversity and in
nightlife. I wouldn’t take
people to go out in this
neighborhood. There’s not
one place that’s a destination
nightlife spot. It’s more bars
where you might go just to
have a beer.
AMNY
knows?
Any
need-to-
MM If you’re not just
out of college, some buildings will be noisy. Sometimes
the walkups will be large
because people aren’t finding
what they want in the sales
market. In the past 4 years, a
thousand new units were built
between 89th and 94th on
First Avenue and there have
been condos built on Second
Avenue and above 96th Street
as far up as the low 100s.
AMNY Does that mean
the
neighborhood
is
changing?
AMNY Is the Upper
East Side still a bargain?
GOLUB
Absolutely.
It’s still one of the most
affordable neighborhoods in
Manhattan. On a walkup you
can get a studio in the
$1,250 price range, 1-bedrooms start at $1,550 and 2bedrooms average $1,800.
You also have luxury high-
rise buildings such as the
Normandie Court on 95th
Street, which have some of
the best prices in the city.
AMNY
So what’s new?
GOLUB On the highend rental side, prices have
gone up 10 to 20% from just
six months to a year ago.
There’s huge demand
GOLUB Yes. There’s
always been a constant flow of
students and fresh grads but
now there’s much more of a
trend in the higher income
bracket of mid-career professionals moving in. They’re
being driven further east
because they can’t get what
they want west of Third
Avenue.
MM It’s a 10-minute
walk to the subway but I
don’t mind it. The distance
is what keeps it affordable.
AMNY Is the neighborhood more affordable?
MM East of First
Ave. there’s a real pocket of
affordability where you
have lots of small 1-bedrooms available. You can get
walkup 1-bedrooms for
between $250,000 and
$325,000.
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AMNY
Yorkville?
What about
GOLUB York and
East End Avenues remain
largely quiet as there
hasn’t been a lot of new
building. Yet the neighborhood remains a far distance from the subway and
so the row houses on the
side streets are still very
affordable.
AMNY How do you see
the market over the next
three years?
GOLUB The economy won’t create enough
jobs to fill up all the new
developments and so I see
rental prices remaining
low.
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Houses
For Sale
400
ASTORIA 1 fam brick, fully renov, 3BR,
LR, DR, pvt drvwy, fin bsmt. Low down
pymnt. Call Isaac Agent 917-754-5634
ASTORIA/FAR ROCKAWAY 1 fam brick,
3BR, LR, DR, fin bsmt, drvwy, gar, fully
reno, nice prop. agent 718-207-2397
ASTORIA Just Renovated, 2 fam, 22-18
Crescent St. $700k firm. By appt only.
Please call owner 954-464-6937
ASTORIA Like New 3 family att’d, brick,
full bsmt, pking. 12th St & 31st Drive
Owner $710K. 917-681-9754
BAYSIDE/BAY TERRACE 3BR co-op,
newly renovated, lr, dr, eik, must see,
near shops/trans, Broker, 516-783-8443
BAYSIDE Brick 2fam, 6 over 6, balcony,
marble ba/jacuzzi, fin bsmt, pvt drive,
hrdwd flrs, 1 yr warr, 10 yr tax abatement. Brkr 718-523-8000; cell 347-446-2255
BAYSIDE Brick mint & modern 3br/1½ba
Col, fin bsmt, garg, patio, walk RR, updated. American Heritage 718-352-4200
BAYSIDE By owner. Semi-det 2 fam
hse, brk, 3BR/2BR, gar, gas heat,
sprklrs, fin legal bsmt, backyd, $749K
40-34 217th St. 516-365-3521
BAYSIDE Det 2fam, 2br/2br, new 2nd fl,
granite kit flr, renov 1st fl, fin bsmt,
gar, near everything! 718-544-0572
BAYSIDE N. Charming "dollhouse" 1 fam
det 40x100, 2BR 2ba, 2 car, fplc, fin bsmt,
garden. Prime loc. $548,888. 718-423-4797
BAYSIDE N. Open House Sun 12-3
$729k 36-24 210 St. Totally renov S/H col,
4BR, 3.5 ba, fin attic, bsmt 646-226-8816.
BAYSIDE Open Hse, Sat 1-5pm,
28-35 210 Pl. Det 4 BR, 4 ba, LR/frpl, FDR,
EIK, 2 gar, O’sz prop w/AGP on Pklike
grounds. Too Much to list must see!
$1,450,000. Princ Only Ownr 718-631-7782
BAYSIDE Open Hse Su 1-5P 209-27 33 Rd.
Det Cape, 3BR, 3ba, total renov, huge
MBR, hdwd flrs, fin bsmt/sep entr, gar.
Immac Must see! Ask $638,888. Princ.
Owner Agent 917-974-9318
BAYSIDE Open Hse 6/12-13, 2-4pm. 36-24
221 St. Beaut modern Contemp, $1.25M
Primax Jasmine must see 917-837-2544
BELLEROSE 3-4BR, LR, EIK, full bth,
fin basement, excel location, SD 26,
mid $400’s. princ only 718-740-2382
BELLEROSE OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-4
80-23 249th St. 3 BR, 1.5 bth, all brick att
1 fam, gar, LR, FDR, EIK, SD26.
$399K. 516-376-6802
BELLEROSE Open House Sat 12-3. 241-09
86th Ave. 2 fam, 4BR, 2bth, fin bsmt,
gar, SD26 $537K West Coast 718-347-4400
BELLEROSE Open House Sun, 6/13, 1-4,
77-44 252 St. Newly updated 3BR 2.5 ba,
gar $649K Owner 718-347-7010
CAMBRIA HEIGHTS Solid brick Tudor,
3lg br, sunken lr, 2frp, compl renov. Ask
$340s Bill Jones Realty 718-525-7085
CAMBRIA HEIGHTS 3Br Dormered Cape
w/Fdr or 4th BR, 2new full bth, new kit,
new flrs, new wndws, 718-757-4839
COLLEGE PT Beaut 1fam cape,4BR, 1ba,
cust kit w/granite,updated plumb/elec,
CAC. Princ only. Ask $525K 718-321-9308
CORONA 104-13 38th Ave. Completely
renov’d 2 fam brk, 5BR over 3, fin bsmt.
party driveway, must see!
$699K.
Owner/Broker 516-369-2172
CORONA 6 family Brk,
semi Det’d 5-2BR 1-1BR, parking, income
$62K.Jack REMAX Today 718-932-5666
DOUGLASTON all renov, 5br 2½ba, EIK
CAC, PS221, reduced for quick sale $535k
718-225-0492, 212-302-2370, 917-379-8449
E ELMHURST 30-06 93rd Street 2 fam attached, 2 prkg $499K By appointment
only Lomari Realty 646-785-3412
ELMHURST attí d 1 fam brk 3Br, 2kit,
2.5Bth, fin bsmt w/sep entr, french
doors to lg deck & big bkyard, gar & pvt
drvway, close to train & bus, near Bway
& Qns Blvd $479K. ownr 718-397-1258
FLUSHING, 3 Family Brick Home.
17 yrs old, Gd loc. $795K. By Owner
718-631-8078 or 646-621-5565
FLUSHING Attached Brick Col, 3 BR, 2.5
ba, Renov Open Kit, Ext Back Terr,
Walk in Fin Bsmt, 1 Car Gar. $499K.
Princ only, Owner 917-880-6186 after 7pm
FLUSHING/Auburndale Walk LIRR,
Open Hse Sat/Sun 12-4. 36-12 191 St. Lg
brick Col, 3BR, 1.5bth 718-631-5736
FLUSHING/Bayside 1fam col brk SD26
3Br 1.5bth,new bsmt/drvwy Open House
Sun 1-4pm $479K ownr 646-302-2910
FLUSHING Great 3BR Colo, EIK, DR, LR,
2ba, part fin bsmt, carport. Low taxes
$539k. Owner 718-445-3643
FLUSHING N. Legal 2 fam attach brick
2BR over BR, 2kits/2LR’s/2bths fin bsmt
yard, gar. $675k Broker 718-548-0468
FLUSHING N. Bowne Park,
Mint updated 3 BR 3 bth Ranch, CAC,
40x100. $739k Owner 917-972-4210
FLUSHING NO. Tudor Great loc. Compl
renov. House needs nothing, 3-5BR,
3.5bth, det 2 car gar. cnr 40x100 sep entry to fin bsmt, $780K Ownr 718-762-0012
FLUSHING Open Hse 6/19 & 6/20 2-5PM
149-16 Delaware Ave. 2fam brk 6/6br
bsmt gar drvwy $839k agent 917-577-7400
FLUSHING OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4PM
25-18 Francis Lewis Blvd Semi att brick
duplex+ ofc $739k Broker 718-463-8899
FLUSHING Open House by Owner
Sat 6/19 & Sun 6/20, 2-5PM 25-43 150 St.
2fam brick prime loc 5+5+5 new reno in/
out beaut int vacant $649k 718-762-7517
FRESH MEADOWS/Hillcrest 3BR ranch
EIK, 1.5ba, cac, 2-car gar, 50x100. $630K
Bookbinder & Warren RE 917-561-1582
FRESH MEADOWS Open house Sun 24pm 48-15 196th Place 3BR brk SD#26 Excel loc $419K Tapestry RE 718-460-1943
GLENDALE/UPPER 2Fam, 6/5, full fin
bsmt/attic, both w/sep entr, investor
special, very gd cond. $548K 718-507-4561
GLENDALE UPPER 2 fam, semi det’d
5BR, 2bth, parquet & tiled flrs, new
wndws, 2 car. $599K. Owner 914-318-1304
HILLCREST 1 Fam det, 3 BR, LR, DR,
EIK, 3 bths, Pvt Driveway, Priced to
sell! 718-739-9056 or 917-400-4100
Houses
400 For Sale
HOLLIS Semi-detch 3BR, 1fam,
fin bsmt, huge-huge yard, only $289K
REMAX - Rene 718-739-8989 516-770-2616
HOWARD BEACH Hi rnch, 4BR, 2bth, 2
kit, 60x100 lot. Principals Only.
By Owner 646-321-1835
HOWARD BEACH/Lindenwood. Lg modern split level 2-fam, fin bsmnt + 5/6/6,
balcs. Owner 917-723-8024; 718-641-4619
HOWARD BEACH poss M/D, det’d 4BR,
2bth 2car gar, $700’s, by appointment
only. Owner, prin only, 516-593-1810
JAMAICA 2Family semi att’d, 3BR over
2Br, pvt drvway, Good cond, close to
transp $459K Owners Agent 718-217-2104
JAMAICA EST Open Hse Sun 6/6, 2-5pm.
184-26 Radnor Rd. Gracious 5 BR, 3 bth,
lge prop, ask $900k+. Agent 516-369-1219
JAMAICA HILLS 1 fam att, 3br, lr, dr, 1.5
ba, fin bsmt w/ent, possible comm in
R5 zone, $395K Princ only 917-517-0434
JAMAICA New construction 1000 sq’,
3br, 2.5ba, hdwd flrs, tax abate, gar,
close to park. Asking $279K Broker
Fontanelli 718-875-4444
JAMAICA Nice 1 Family Brk frame
house, corner prop, 4Br, pvt drive, $305K
good area Clubhouse RE 347-262-6866
JAMAICA Sat/Sun 10-5pm. 105-15 169th
St. 2fam det 3000 sq’ + bsmt, 40x100 4
full bth 2kit pvt drwy a/c $570k Ownr
917-418-7768; 718-479-7998
KEW GARDEN HILLS 138-09 76th Av
Semi Att CH Col 4Br 2.5Ba, fin bsmt/
attic FLR w/frp, Owner 516-728-6438
LAURELTON Beaut 1-fam det 3BR, fin
bsmnt, LR, FDR, near all. $319K.
Agent 718-506-6869 or Cell 516-351-3080
LAURELTON Mint Brk det 4 BR, 3 bth,
fin bsmt w/sep entrance, det 1 car gar.
excel cond. Lee’s Realty 718-341-1100
LITTLE NECK OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4
41-76 Little Neck Pkwy
2 Fam det’d, 1st flr 3/1, DR & EIK; 2nd flr
2/1, EIK, deck. Walkout bsmt, 2 car, lge
prop, walk to RR $849K 718-225-9308
MASPETH 2fam fully det 5 over4 nr 70th
St &Grand Ave, nds TLC, fin bsmt $539k
Montalbano RE, Carmen 646-302-7206
MASPETH 67th Street 54th Ave
Corner Brick, 3 Story + fin bsmt, lot sz
30x92 $869K National Realty: 917-334-7478
OZONE PARK - 90th St & 103 Ave.
2 fam det, new windows & sidings, excel cond. $579k. Call owner 917-363-4901
OZONE PARK/Centerville Newly remodeled 7rm Col, semi att’d, full bsmt,
prime area, close to stores/trans.
Princs Only $359,900 718-323-7373
OZONE PARK Diamond Cond 1 fam HiRanch brick, fin bsmt, driveway,
CROSSBAY RE 718-738-6900/917-348-1027
OZONE PK all new 3 fam brick, 10 yr tax
abatement, 9 BR, 6 bths, fin bsmt, gar,
$729k. Brokers welcome. 516-328-1959
QUEENS VLG 2 fam det Col, 1 car det
gar, close to trans. Asking $425K Excel
cond. Halmike Realty Inc. 718-527-1101
QUEENS VILLAGE Det’d 3/4BR Col,
1.5ba, LR, FDR, EIK, fbsmt, pvt driveway, close to all. FAIRWAY 718-479-7400
QUEENS VILLAGE N. Det’d 1 fam, 3BR,
LR, FDR, fin bsmt, driveway. Ask $359K.
Express Service Realty 718-465-6565
QUEENS VILLAGE 2 family, 2 identical
duplexes, 3ba bckyrd, 2 car gar plus park
on prop, Must See Ask $695k neg
Frank S. Lasker Realty. 800-477-0291
QUEENS VLG 1 Family 3BR, lr, fdr, EIK,
2Bths, near transp $349K Owners Agent
718-217-2104 or 917-972-1374
QUEENS VLG Det legal 2 Fam currently
used as 1 Fam, LR, FDR, EIK, 3BR, 2 full
bath, fin bsmt, deck, 1 car gar. $405K
Imani’s Dream Realty 516-223-4463
RICHMOND HILL 2fam 6/6, fin bsmt.
Priced to sell $439,900 Call Owner
Ed 516-476-5271 or Ira 516-641-8274
RICHMOND HILL N. LEGAL 2 FAM
renov kitchs & bths 50x100, pvt drive,
8 BR’S. Parkside Realty 718-846-3008
RICHMOND HILL Open House Sat 6/19,
10-2, 107-55 109 St. 1 fam, 3 BR, LR, DR,
fin bsmt, car port. $360k. 631-226-0990
RIDGEWOOD 1 Fam brick, 5 box rooms
all modern, gar, yard, 50yrs. $369k
Montalbano RE, Carmen 646-302-7206
RIDGEWOOD 3fam, solid brick, 3BR/2ba
each flr, fin bsmt, hdwd flrs, 1 yr warr,
10 yr tax abatement. Brkr 718-523-8000
SPRINGFIELD 1 fam det’d, fully renov,
2BR, 2bth, lg kit, nice backyd, det’d gar.
Agent David 718-454-1400/ 718-496-4188
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS 1 Family New
Construction 3BR, 3ba, bsmt, drvwy,
balcony, backyard. Must See.
Call Joshua 516-263-8792
SPRINGFIELD GDNS 2 fam, semi det, all
new, 5 BR, pvt drive 10 yr tax abatement. $429k. Bkrs welcome. 516-328-177
SPRINGFIELD GRDNS 2 fam house, det,
5 over 5, fin bsmt, corner lot. immac
cond. $450,000. Call Errol G. Collins RE,
for info, 718-591-1424; 718-820-0700
SPRINGFIELD GRDNS Brk det 1 fam,
2BR, LR, DR, EIK, full bth, fin bsmt, gar,
mint. Unbelievable price! $285K. Errol G.
Collins RE, 718-591-1424; 718-820-0700
SRINGFIELD GARDENS 3BR 1 1/2bth
brick cape, $450k, prin only. Ownr
brickcape2@yahoo.com
ST ALBENS 2 fam det, 3BR, LR, DR,
1½bth, kit on each flr, mint cond, quiet
block, others avail for Sale $495,000
Call Agent 718-723-1138, 718-926-1151
SUNNYSIDE Semi att 2 Fam, 6/5 W/
Bsmt, Front & Back Gdn, 2 Car Gar, Lots
of Xtras. $750K/neg. Owner 718-433-0345
WAKEFIELD Prime loc 150 Av & 123 St,
2 fam house, stucco/brk, 6BR, 3ba,
everything new. Call 718-544-0844
WHITESTONE 47x120, 3BR, 3 bth, LR, DR
fin bsmt above ground, gar, 2 electric
meters, IGS, Extras $825K 718-746-5385
WHITESTONE 4BR, 4BA, 2 kits,
Mint, 50x100, fully fin basement,
Very large home. $785K. 917-567-3235
WHITESTONE Brk Cape, Mint 3BR, 2ba,
LR, DR, fplc, fin bsmnt, new kit/roof.
50x111 $649K Princ only 718-767-2824
WHITESTONE Hi Ranch Beauty, Walk
in apt w/upstairs 2 br, ba, EIK, Florida
rm, Close to all. Ask $539K. 718-939-1908
WHITESTONE
Sun 6/13, 1-5, 22-20 146 St
2 Fam det. Ask $625k. NY Marathon RE
718-267-7272 or 516-840-6450
WOODHAVEN new brick 2 fam, 6/6/5,
gar, near train, newly renov, gar, $629k,
Perfect Realty, 917-577-7400 Shirley
Apartments
400 For Rent
WOODSIDE THREE FAMILY
Great Investment Oppty! 1½ yrs new
Brick construction, 15 yr tax abatement, Net $4K rental income/mo. $795K
Michael Carfagna Bkr 718-446-6787
Houses
For Rent
407
BAYSIDE
Semi-detached 1-fam, 3BR, 2 ba,
fin bsmnt, gar, drvwy, $2,600.
Broker Joseph 917-957-0816
FRESH MEADOWS- 3BR house w/full
fin bsmt w/bth & kit, driveway, walk to
all, no pets. $1900. Owner, 718-939-2458
Co-Ops/Condos
For Sale
415
BAYSIDE 2br garden co-op, upper, immac, renov kit, updated bath, jac, attic,
pets okay, 24hr sec. $209K 516-250-5823
BAYSIDE/Baybridge - 2br/2bath, gated,
terr, crnr unit, overlooking park on 2
sides, cul-de-sac, best loc, Owner $539K
Princs Only, $539K, 917-743-5046
BAYSIDE Baybridge Duplx mint spac
3BR, 2.5bths, CAC gar, terrace, pool tennis 24hr sec $759k (718)352-6395
BAYSIDE House Beautiful condo, 3BR, 2
bth + gar, mint cond, SD26, owner,
$389k, principals only, 917-865-2879
BAYSIDE Lge 1BR Co-op, Windsor Park,
new kit, updated bth, lndry room avail.
Nr shops $145K. Owner 917-825-8637
BAYSIDE Rocky Hill Terrace, 2BR Co-op,
Walk to LIRR. 47-21 215 Pl. SD 26,
Mint Cond. $218k. Broker 917-687-9068
BEECHHURST Cryder Pt. Luxurious
waterfront bldg, 1500 sq’, 2BR, 1bth,
hdwd flrs, waterview, $355K. Princ
only. 718-767-8497 or 646-594-9591
BEECHHURST CRYDER POINT, 1 BR,
MINT, MOVE RIGHT IN, $285K.
Call Angela Duarte RE 718-518-6435
BEECHHURST/Le Havre 2BR, bridge &
waterview, pools/tennis/gym. $279K
neg, Princs only. Owner 718-746-5834
BEECHHURST Open House 6/19-20, 12-3.
162-01 Powells Cove Blvd, Apt 1T. 2BR,
1.5bth, renov, $345K. 718-746-8181
BELLEROSE Manor Fully Modernized
2Br duplex, own yard, garden, fin attic,
maint $450/mo $205K Ownr 718-776-0776
BRIARWOOD 1br w/TERRACE, bright,
spacious, nr F trn/shops, easy parking.
Won’t last! $109K Broker 718-297-7799
BRIARWOOD Lg 1br co-op renov doorman bldg, walk F trn/bus, lg lr, br, dr,
w/w, $130K Owner 718-849-8171
BRIARWOOD Rare find! 2br
w/TERRACE, L-shape lr/dr, 1.5ba, easy
parking. $163K Broker 718-297-7799
DOUGLASTON Lge 5 rm 2 BR Co-op,
sepr din rm, completely renov w/all
new applí s. SD#26. Meticulous
grounds, near express bus. $265,000 Call
Gerri at Mgmt Office 718-229-7822
DOUGLASTON Oak Park luxury condo,
pvt gated comm, 2BR, 2ba, cath ceils, IN
CONTRACT! $469k 718-423-7864
ELMHURST Co-op, Lg 1BR & LR, EIK,
approx 1K sq’, 5th flr. Near shops/
trains. Grt loc $139K Bkr GK 516-395-0206
FLUSHING Co-op 2BR, 1bth, new kit/ba,
hdwd flrs, Mitchell Gardens, gas/heat/
elect. mny closets $199k. 917-224-5109
FLUSHING N. 1BR Co-op, $146,900. Nr
RR/buses, new bth, elev bldg. Open
House Sat/Sun 1-4. Owner, 917-681-4479
FLUSHING NORTH LINDEN TOWERS
Lge 2BR, lo maint, all included.
Hurry! Won’t Last! Asking $175K.
Call Bkr Barbara 718-961-2725
FOREST HILLS Co-op 1 lge BR, LR, kit,
1bth, nr subwy, indr prkg, lo maint, gd
schls $149K. Agent Anthony 917-416-5053
FRESH MEADOWS 69 Av/197 St
2BR Co-op, good cond, maint $642.
$185K. Owner 917-376-4703, 718-264-1219
FRESH MEADOWS mint cond 1BR
ground floor garden apt ** Must See **
Asking $145k ownr 917-538-7607
GLEN OAKS Co-op, Charming 2 BR
2nd Floor, Move in Cond, Prime Loc,
$219K. Princ Only 631-543-4669
GLEN OAKS Mint 2nd flr 2BR co-op, new
bth/rugs/paint, EIK, lo maint. $190K.
Ownr 516-582-2107 days, 516-365-0590 eves
GLEN OAKS Open Hse Sat 6/5 & Sun 6/6
12-3p. 73-20 263rd St. 2BR CO-OP, $219K.
West Coast Realtors 718-347-4400
HOWARD BEACH price reduced, lge
sunny 2BR, 2bth co-op, move in, new
kit/bth, oak flrs, 2 acs. Bkr 917-566-4409
JAMAICA ESTATES beaut sunny Jr 1BR
apt, new kit & bath, going fast, D/W,
W/W. $74,900. Owner 917-806-2220
JAMAICA ESTATES Open House Sun
Jun 20, 11:30-1pm 164-20 Highland Ave.
Totally renov L studio nr all. Maint $322
$75K Ownr 718-575-9384
JAMAICA, Holliswood Gardens Co op, 2
brs, new kit/bath, with gar and attic.
Ask $182K, Call 718-217-1189
KEW GARDEN HILLS Parkway Vlg, Opn
Hse, Sat/Sun 1-4, 2BR duplex, end unit,
pet friendly, ownr, $189k 718-591-0145
KEW GDN HILLS 1BR co-op, hdwd flrs,
lots of light, grnd flr, close to bus/
shops, updated kit $109K. 917-826-7830
KEW GARDENS Co op Lux bldg, mint
lge 1BR hi flr w/terr +spectacular views
& sun, 24 hr sec, gym, near courts &
transp $193K Owner 212-833-5077
KEW GARDENS Pre war elegance! 2br,
bright, spacious, hdwd fls, many closets, doorman. $229K. Broker 347-200-9481
REGO PARK Must see. Beautiful 1BR,
1ba, huge LR, lo maint, security.
125K neg. Owner 917-656-9242
ROCKAWAY PARK OCEANFRONT
Lge "L" shape studio, elevator, secure
bldg, nr all transp. Owner 516-741-6729
SUNNYSIDE Spac 2BR co-op Move in
cond, 15 mins to NYC, 3blks to 7 train
Pets okay Open House 6/19 & 6/20 12-3
Owner 347-249-3762
WHITESTONE/Clearview Grdns Immac
5 rm upper, attic, new kit & bth, 2 ac, lo
maint $279K Prins only 718-352-5773
WHITESTONE Clearview Gdns, 5rm/2br
crnr upper, attic, new EIK, renov ba,
xtras, great loc $239k. Ownr 718-352-4724
WHITESTONE Gorgeous X lge 1BR Coop in Beaut Bldg, hdwd flrs, mod ba,
FDR, terr/NYC skyline $219k 917-402-7448
WOODSIDE Coronet Bldg, Spacious
Jr. 4, lo maint, near all, Mint. Ask
$179,900. Agent 718-397-7291; 917-805-1958
Apartments
419 For Rent
ASTORIA 10 mins NYC
beaut 1BR & 2BR,close to shops & trans
$1,000-$1,500 Call Agent 917-238-1823
ASTORIA 10 MINS MANHATTAN Brand
New & renov apts, rent stabilized,
wood flrs, laundry, near N/R trains.
Studios $750-$850; 1BR $925-$1300; 2BR
$1200-$1600; 3BR $1500-$2100 Open 7 days
Low Fee. Call Angelica at Capital RE:
718-278-0200 718-930-4141
ASTORIA 2BR $1250 Grt Views. LR, EIK,
Pets OK, sm fee.
EasyRent.com
888-531-6139
ASTORIA 3BR apt in 2 family house, LR,
DR, EIK, full bth, separate entrance,
near bus. Ask for Paul 917-387-3664
ASTORIA Ditmars & 33rd St., 2BR, 2
blks from subway $1350 by ownr
718-204-8604/718-496-7621
ASTORIA Excel 2BR, EIK, near Ditmars
& Steinway Street & trans, no pets,
avail 7/1. $1400 incl gas 917-445-5448
ASTORIA Newly renov 1BR w/lg balconey, 2nd flr, pvt house, ac, EIK, micro,
d/w, 1blk Steinway & train. No pets.
No fees. $1250 917-533-2741
ASTORIA Upper Ditmars, 2BR, 1st floor,
wood floors, newly renov, w/d hookups,
xtra room in bsmt for storage, $1375.
No fee. By owner 718-204-1717
BAYSIDE 1BR $975 Elec&Heat Incl LR,
DR, Prkg, sm fee.
EasyRent.com
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BAYSIDE, 2 brs, Lr, Dr, mod Kit, 2skylites, W/W, D/W, W/D, 2car gar, nr
trans/shops $1850 Owner 718-539-6385/
917-841-6573
BAYSIDE 2Family newly renov’d 3Br,
EIK, lr, w/w, no pets, close to RR
Call Owner 718-225-7459
BAYSIDE 3BR in 2fam, 1st flr, 1.5bths,
newly renov nr all $1800/mo. Must See
Avail Immed 718-423-5697
BAYSIDE Country Vill, 2fam owners
apt, 3BR, 2 ba, mod kit & ba, frpl, CAC,
driveway, backyd, SD#26. Avail immed.
$2000/mo. 646-529-5553
BAYSIDE House Beautiful 1br, 1st fl,
d/w, w/d, w/w, yard, near all, no pets.
1mo sec. $1250 Owner 917-929-5392
BAYSIDE Mod 3Br 1.5Bth, kit/dr,W/D,2
terr & drvway. Also 3Br 1.5Bth, kit/dr,
no pets, gar. $1650/ea 718-224-9290
BELLEROSE MANOR very spacius
2br, lr, dr, eik, w/w, walk-in closets.
Avail July 1. No pets. $1400 718-464-0342
ᔥ BRIARWOOD Brand new 3BR, 2 full
bths,off Queens Bvd,nr subway/shop ctr
Euro kit, balc. $1750 Owner 917-882-3136
COLLEGE POINT 2nd flr 2br, lr, full
bath, eik, heat & gas incl, near schools
& transp $1100 Owner 718-539-4720
COLLEGE PT N. 2Br in pvt hse, new kit/
bth, hdwd flrs, great views. nr all $1300
incl heat/hot wtr Ownr 917-660-1295
COLLEGE POINT New 3BR, LR, EIK, nr
all, $1400 heat incl. 1 mo rent, 1 mo sec,
Avail 7/1. Leave message 718-460-3926
COLLEGE PT 1st flr 1BR DR pvt hse apt,
new paint/carpet/kit appls, $1000 + util.
Sec, refs. No smoke/pets 718-359-4110
DOUGLASTON 3BR, 2ba, terr, incl gar,
fin bsmnt, heat incl, nr transp/stores.
No pets. Avail 7/1. $1950. 718-229-3710
ELMHURST 2 fam house, 6 rooms, 2 BR,
1ba, fam rm, LR, hdwd, carpet, yard,
$1395 + util + sec quiet Ownr 718-393-7841
ELMHURST 5.5rm & 4.5rms, nr all, pvt
home. 5.5rm/3br $1650, 4.5rm $1350 W/
W, 7/1occup 646-261-6733/718-426-3385
ELMHURST E/CORONA- Spacious 3BR
in pvt house, nice loc, close shops/
trans, $1450. Call Owner 718-899-2480
ELMHURST EAST, spac 3 brs, 1 ba, new
kit, all utilities included, Nr Airport/
local trans, $2100 neg. 718-672-6622
ELMHURST
Studio $950; 1BR $1150; 3BR $1700; 2BR
$1400. Near shopping. Avail Now.
Call Agent Anthony 917-416-5053
Furnished
419 Rooms
HILLCREST 2BR, near Union Tpke,
Queens Hosp & St. John’s University,
$1300 avail 8/1 Call Owner 718-229-2337
HOLLIS Newly renovated 2br, gas incl.
Near transp/shops. Avail July 1.
$1250/mo 718-986-5257
HOLLIS
RENOV STUDIO APT
NEAR SHOPS/TRANSPORTATION
Call Mon-Fri 9-3pm 718-776-5050
HOWARD BEACH 2BR, 1ba, mint cond,
no pets. $1200 By Owner 732-572-4843
Cell 732-397-6103
JACKSON HEIGHTS lg 3br, 2 ba, 2 blc,
2nd fl, pvt hse, nr sbwy/shops. $1850/mo
Owner 516-627-2237; 516-458-4438
JAMAICA 3rms, large, apt house.... $800
3.5 rms, huge, elev bldg .................. $925
w/EIK, nr subway/bus/shops. No fee
Call Owners 718-526-4658
JAMAICA 4BR, 1ba, kitch, near all
trans, 2nd Flr, $1600; Walk in Apt $800
718-739-0239/646-279-7777
JAMAICA HILLS 2 BR, 2nd flr,
pvt house, $1300. Avail now.
Owner 718-206-1577
JAMAICA sunny 1BR apt, completely
renovated, new appliances, 2 blocks to
E or F train, $900. Call 718-739-9109
LITTLE NECK 3BR, 2nd flr, 1100 SF, hdwd
flrs, LR, DR, EIK, 1½blk LIRR. $1800 incls
gas. Owner 718-224-6266 212-846-7083
MASPETH 1BR bsmt apt, pvt entry,
lots of kit cabinets. No pets/smoking
$875/inclu gas. 646-732-9514 b/w 4-8p
MASPETH 2 BR, LR, DR,
Newly Renov EIK & Bth, fresh paint,
new rugs. $1300+ util 718-651-0562 aft 5p
MASPETH mod 6 rms, 2nd flr of 2 fam,
no smoking/pets, $1125 plus sec, incl
heat & Hot water. Owner 516-822-3563
MIDDLE VILLAGE REnov 2br, 2ba, lr, kit,
1st fl in pvt hse, split level, w/d priv,
near subway/bus $1650. 646-208-0645
ᔥ MIDDLE VILLAGE Brand new 3BR,
2bth, 2 terr, 3 blocks to subway. $1500/
mo. Owner 718-459-7040 or 917-684-4405
MIDDLE VLG pvt house, 2.5 rooms,
sunny bsmt, near transit & shops,
no pets, $900/mo incl util. 718-423-4619
OZONE PARK
2BR Apt, LR, kit, full bth. mint cond,
wood flrs, vacant. $1100.
Owner, Moses 718-845-1962
OZONE PARK
2BR apt, 2nd floor of pvt house,
LR, DR, EIK, full bth, $1100/month.
Call Agent 718-807-1719
OZONE PARK S./Wakefield, 2BR, ba,
LR, DR, kit, close to all/JFK, w/w. No
pets. $1080/mo. Owner/bkr 718-738-4338
ᔥ= OZONE PK newly renov 1BR, LR, EIK
$900 also, 2BR, LR, DR, kit $1250. 2 blks
to A train. 30 min NYC Ownr 718-641-4115
QUEENS/BKLYN APTS FOR RENT
Studio, 1,2,3 BR’s starting at $500/mo.
Agent 718-298-5600
QUEENS/BKLYN APTS FOR RENT
Studio, 1,2,3 BR’s starting at $500/mo.
Agent 718-298-5600
REGO PARK 3BR, 2 bath, Austin St
close to subway, prkg incl $1950
Owner 516-652-0067
REGO PARK renov 1BR, bright/sunny,
modern kit, $1200 incl util, near subway/shops, no fee, owner 718-459-3281
RICHMOND HILL 86-17 Lefferts Blvd
Lg Studio in a Pvt 4 Fam House $900;
No Fee. Super 718-670-5701 or 516-486-1010
ROCKAWAY PARK Newly renov studio,
1br, 2br apts avail for immed occup.
Friendly & secure rent stabilized starting from $995. Pvt terr, ocean views,
new appls. Pvt parking & pool avail to
residents. 1 Beach 105th St 718-634-8600
ROSEDALE
1BR ground level, lr, kit, bth, Nice loc,
close to all $850/all Owners Agent
718-217-2104 or 718-813-5860
ELMHURST, STUDIO, WITH
TERRACE, walk to subway, $850 +
Utils, Owner. 718-357-8870
ROSEDALE Excel loc, Mint, 3BR, lr,
dr, 1 bth, Yard, 2nd flr, 2 fam, nr trans,
$1450 + Utils, 718-776-9587, 718-464-4452
FLUSHING 1BR, attic, fully a/c, clean,
quiet, nr NY hospital, all utilities
included. $900 718-961-6214 lv msg
ST ALBANS 3BR, 2 bth,immac, 2nd flr,
close to transp/shopping. Refs. $1600,
plus 3 mos. 718-525-1834 lve msg
SAINT ALBANS Beautiful 3BR apt,
lge LR/DR combo, huge EIK, in pvt
house, near shopping & trans. $1500/mo
Call Agent 516-445-8812
SOUTH OZONE PARK- Wakefield area,
3BR, 2nd flr, CAC, New house, $1550.
718-845-6274
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS/ROSEDALE
3BR, LR, DR... $1,400; 1BR, LR, DR... $900
Others avail for rent.
Call Agent 718-723-1138, 718-926-1151
FLUSHING - 2BR Apt,
near LIRR & shopping. No smoking,
No pets. $1300. 917-969-6197
FLUSHING 2Br+den or 3rd Br, all new
incl appls/flrs, 1st fl pvt home, $2000.
Avail 7/1. Ownr 718-463-0078/646-226-6887
FLUSHING Beaut renov 3BR, 1.5 ba, lg
LR, lg dinette, kit, D/W, refs req. Short
walk LIRR/shop ctr. $1600. 917-939-1758
FLUSHING/HILLCREST 3BR, 2 full
ba, new w/w, skylt Nr St Johns & Union
Tpke w/pking $1600 Owner 718-969-6721
FLUSHING N., 1BR w/bsmt, 2 fplces,
new kit, $1550. 3 br duplex, fplce, $2150.
W/W carpet. 718-461-4787/917-363-8248
FLUSHING NORTH
3BR, 1.5 ba. In pvt house on top floor.
Mint cond! $1600 By Owner 917-620-8076
FLUSHING Stu $800 All util incl. 750
sqft, sm pets ok, sm fee.
EasyRent.com
888-531-6139
FOREST HILLS, 1BR $950. 900 sqft,
Quiet Area
EasyRent.com
888-531-6139
FOREST HILLS 1BR apt, near shopping
& subway, Immed occup. $1000. Owner
718-897-6893; 914-960-9340.
FOREST HILLS/KEW GARDENS
Studio’s from $850-$900 Lge BR, full kit,
$1000-$1100, 2BR, DR, full bth $1300$1400. Zand Realty 718-896-5300
FOREST HILLS New bldg Spacious 1BR,
pvt back yard, w/w, a/c, DW, laundry,
$1200/mo. No Fees. Owner 818-652-6300
FRESH MEADOWS 2BR,Dinnette,LR,
a/c,D/W,porch,sklts,w/w,nr trans, new
appls. $1450 718-793-7377 12-5 lv msg only
FRESH MEADOWS ATRIA 2000
Luxury Apts 159-10 71st Ave.
1 & 2BR avail. Gas & heat incl. Indr
pking avail. No Fee. Call Rose
718-380-8882 ext 11 or 347-612-0232
FRESH MEADOWS ATRIA 2000
Luxury Apts 159-10 71st Ave.
1 & 2BR avail. Gas & heat incl. Indr
pking avail. No Fee. Call Rose
718-380-8882 ext 11 or 347-612-0232
FRESH MEADOWS Beaut 1BR, lge LR,
dining area, kitchenette, sep entr, hot
water & heat included, $990. 718-261-0044
GLENDALE Lge 2/3BR Apt, fully renov
in 3 fam brick house, quiet blk
$1200/mo. Call owner 917-217-7362
GLENDALE Lge 2/3BR apt, fully renov’d, in 3 fam brick house, $1200/mo.
Call owner, 917-217-7362
GLENDALE new 3BR apt in 3 fam house,
d/w, balc, near trans/school. $1500/mo.
Owner 718-821-0930; 917-535-1332
SPRINGFIELD GRDNS 6 rms, 3BR, 2
fam hse, nr trans, pvt entry, $1400.
1½ mos sec. Owner 718-723-9468 eves
WHITESTONE
16 min to Manhattan
Superb new 2BR, new kitch/appls, w/w.
No pets. No fee. $1398 Ownr 212-772-7300
WHITESTONE 1BR Apt AVAIL NOW!
Newly decorated. Near trans. $950. Call
for appt. 917-816-2019 9am-5pm.
WHITESTONE 2 Fam house, 6 rm apt, 2
bths, 1st flr, $1500 not incldg gas. 1 mo
security. Avail 6/15. 718-461-5142
WHITESTONE 2nd flr, 2BR, lr, dr, kit,
full bth, d/w, w/d avail, $1300 incl heat.
Owner 347-351-2300
WHITESTONE 3BR 2bth new kit & bths,
hrdwd flrs, DW, lg balcony. No pets
$1700 incl heat. Owner 718-357-4128
WHITESTONE 6 rms, 1.5 bths, EIK, w/w
carpet, newly decorated. $1650+ utils.
NO FEE. Call Owner 718-352-5558
WHITESTONE newly reno 3br 1½ba EIK
lr,dr, fin bsmt, lndry hookup, pvt hse
drvwy,dead end,no fee $1900 718-767-2543
WOODHAVEN, 3BRs, 2nd flr, LR, EIK, nr
subway & bus, no pets, avail now. $1300
per mo. For more info 516-333-1327
WOODHAVEN Modern all new lge 3BR,
EIK, LR, DR, near train & shopping.
$1400/mo. 1 mo sec. Owner 718-846-7527
WOODHAVEN spacious 3BR, nr J,Z
lines. Nr schools & shops. heat includ
Ownr 718-847-1881 718-496-9783
WOODHAVEN Studio apt. newly renov.
Near all. Avail Immed! No fee. Owner
718-848-5449; 516-285-7663
WOODSIDE 1BR, 3 rm apt, all new kit/
windows, new W/W, bright, sunny, nr
all transit, 2 blk subway, 15 mins NYC
$1000 Owner 718-357-6706, 917-596-0000
WOODSIDE - 3BR Apt, everything just
redone, $1700/mo util included.
Avail now. 347-683-5294
WOODSIDE Like new 3br, 2 full ba, huge
lr w/cath ceil & balcony, no pets. nr #7
& LIRR $1,700/mo. By owner 646-244-3624
WOODSIDE Renov 1BR apt, close to
NYC, No smoking/no pets. Avail 7/1.
$1200. Owner 718-429-1247
422 Rentals
ASTORIA 10 min to Manh. Spac room,
very nice area, nr shops & subway, Female,share kit/bat $650/mo. 917-238-1823
ELMHURST 2 furnished BR’s in private
house near RR. No pets. $150 & $175/
each per wk. F pref’d. 718-908-6800
RICHMOND HILL Furnished Room
Beautiful, residential, extra large,
clean. $125/wk includes all. 718-791-3075
ROSEDALE Furn’d 2 rooms, share lg kit
& bath, utils incl, near all. No pets/
smoke. $145/wk & $160/wk. 718-525-7902
Roommates
Wanted
425
DOUGLASTON Share 2BR apt, own BR
W/D storage area nr RR $750+Sec Refs
heat incl g&e shared Pete 917-538-7961
Rentals
436
436
THE FIRST LUXURY
RENTAL DOORMAN
BUILDING IN HARLEM
Rentals
Just minutes from midtown and
half a block from the train.
100% You Will Love
This Apartment!!!
(accepting apps for immediate
move in up to 7/1/04)
Studio - $875-$1000 renov may vary
1 BR - $1250-$1350 (some w/ terr)
JR 4 - $1450 w/ terrace
2 BR - $1800+ w/ 2 ba & terr
(some aprtmts w/ gorgeous views)
24hr doorman, lndry, pets,CAC,
granite kitchen, dishwasher
microwave, marble baths
parking avail for $150/mo
*excellent credit required
(((Showing Today)))
646-483-8734 or 917-957-1255
harlemluxuryliving@yahoo.com
WEST. Village
Thompson St
Classic Pre-War 1 BR
all new EIK, rent stab................... $1589
Jr. 1 BR rent stab (low fee)........... $1343
Madisonintl.com
212-725-7700
466
ST GEORGE-1200 sq ’, 2br, new bth/kit,
LR, DR, close to ferry, hrdwd flrs, gd
light, $1500+ util’s. 917-612-2416
ST GEORGE walk to Ferry, 1 br, 950 sq
ft. hi ceils, gd light. $950/mo + util’s.
Avail immed. 917-612-2416
Houses, Co-ops
& Condos For Sale 482
EDGEWATER The Promenade, Spac 2BR
2ba Condo, Direct Water/NYC views,
Wd Flrs. $552,350. Ownr 917-623-0922
Rentals
486
JERSEY CITY 2BR cozy apt on pvt
street near transportation to NYC,
plenty of prkng. Heat/water incl $950.
No pets. Owner 973-379-1536
100’s/CPW
$1,275/mo. JR 1 BR
Cozy Jr. 1 Br, steps from Central Park,
hardwood flrs,elev.bldg.bsmt Lndry Rm
NO FEE!!!
Call Brkr: 212-674-6088 x26
100’s/CPW
$1,450/mo. 1 BR
Spacious 1 BR, steps from C.P.,new kit
hardwd flrs. elev bldg. bsmnt Lndry
NO FEE!!
Call Brkr: 212-674-6088 x 18
1st to River All Sizes Low/No fee
E.6th/3rd-Reno 2Br,eik, near NYU . $1950
W.90th- 1Br,sep kit,sm terr (R/S). $1200
Hamilton Terr all new 3Br,2Ba elev $1700
Bleeker St- Hurry! XL 2Br W.VLG.. $2595
AllCity Properties Corp
212-244-4110
www.allcityny.com see apts w/photos
20’s/Gramercy
Elevator Bldg
LARGE 1BR, hardwood flrs
lndry, well below mkt! ................. $1975
NO FEE!!
Madison 212-725-7700
CENTRAL PARK NORTH
Only ½ block
ENORMOUS APARTMENTS FOR LESS!!
1 BEDROOM
($1350)
2 BEDROOM
($1850 w/dishwasher)
3 conv. 4 BEDROOM
($2850 w/french doors)
Laundry/Granite Kit/Marble baths
Apartments are all located
just one block from the train!!!
*good credit a must*
Call immediately to view
(917) 957-1255 or (646) 483-8734
DOWNTOWN
Large Studio $1825
High Celings,Sundeck, Fitness Room
Call Weichert Realtors Mazzeo Agency
212-995-0006 x232
East 20’s
Semi-Luxury Building
Amazing Top Floor STUDIO’s
sep kit (no/low fee).............. from $1275
madisonintl.com
Call 212-725-7700
MANHATTAN: 138th St Studios $750,
165th St 1Br $850, Sherman Ave 2Br
$1,050. BRONX: Little Italy Studio $650,
Grand Concourse 1Br $750, 2Br $950
Section 8 ok.
CE Realty 212-568-9900
RIVERSIDE DR
HUGE and Sunny
3BR, 2Bth Renov kit & bth ............ $2000
Call Weichert Realtors Mazzeo Agency
212-995-0006 x 232
Houses Co-ops
Houses
& Condos For Sale 442 For Sale
CYPRESS HILLS large att brk 2 fam ,
7 BR, 2 bth, fin bsmt, near A & C trains
schools/shops. Excel investment. Mint.
$389k w/lo downpymt Agent 718-850-7873
FLATBUSH/Kings Plaza area. Beaut
3BR, 1½ bth, lr, dr, eik, secure elev bldg,
E 53rd betw H/I $175K. Bkr 718-474-8629
Rentals
446
KENSINGTON E 3rd & Ave C, Gdn Studio
2½rm, nr F train & shops $810/mos
Call Owner eve/weekends 718-633-7248
Park Slope/5 Ave
Lux reno
1BR $1500 Hrd Oak Flrs near shoping
Gothamcityapartments.com
212 929-9899
NO FEE
Park Slope/7 Ave
Renovated
2Br $1695 Special unique features
212 929-9899
NO FEE
PARK SLOPE- Degraw Brand new reno
1 BR $1500 Imported tile bth
212 929-9899
NO FEE
Park Slope/9St.
Walk to Park
3BR+ DA $2000+yard access W/D in unit
212 929-9899 NO FEE
WILLIAMSBURG/Morgan
2BR+ High ceil............................... $1234
212 929-9899 NO FEE
WILLIAMSBURG/South 3 St
5BR+ High ceil $2500
212 929-9899 NO FEE
Houses Co-ops
& Condos For Sale 452
PARKCHESTER/NYC Beaut vu, renov
1BR Condo, a/c, free prkg, beaut vu, lo
maint, $89,000. Call Owner 917-622-5810
500
ALBERTSON SD9, C/H cape, 4 BR, 2 bth,
lge fam rm, IGS, lge deck, $599k.
By owner. 516-621-1646
BABYLON N. 3BR rnch, 2bth, full bsmt,
lo tax. close to all. Must See $324,990.
Crown Homes RE 631-893-4400
BABYLON N. mint cond, 3BR ranch w/
many updates, close to all, lndscpd,
ask $329K, Owner 631-943-6756
BABYLON Poss M/D. Village SD. New
siding/wndws/paint/IGS. 200 amp. Opn
floor plan, 60x155 ppty $479K 516-214-0157
BABYLON VILL Exp’d rnch, 6BR/3ba,
2LR, 2kit, den, fin bsmt, poss M/D $409K
Rustice RE 631-422-8006/631-374-6700
BABYLON VILLAGE Argyle Lakeview,
Restored Victorian, 6BR, 3½ bath, foyer
FDR, den, lge granite kit, 4 frplcs, CAC,
IGP/Spa, Koi Pond, Walk RR/Vlg.
$1,250,000. Owner 631-422-3944 for appt
BABYLON VILLAGE 31 Roosevelt St.
Col, 3BR, 1.5bth, kit, DR, LR/frpl, snrm +
1BR cottage $485K Owner 631-661-2072
BABYLON VILLAGE 4BR cape, new kit/
bth/flrs/carpet/cac/heat, det’d 1 1/2 car
gar, lo tax, $359k, owner 631-275-6416
BABYLON W. Victorian Renov 4BR, 2ba,
lrg prop, front porch, prime loc. full
bsmt, Lo tax $439,990 Bkr 631-893-4400
BABYLON W. Mint W/L hi ranch,
lge fam rm, CAC, appls, fenced yd
w/patio. $449k. Owner 516-662-4535
BAITING HOLLOW 1yr Vic 4br/2.5ba,
granite/cherry kit, cac many extras
culdesac beach rights $539K 631-369-5114
BALDWIN $439K Diamond, 4BR, col dead
end street, Must See Ownr 516-449-5274,
for more info 1800-804-3531 ext 2031
BALDWIN 4BR Cape, 1¾ bth, kit, FDR,
fin bsmt, gar. Move In Cond $369K.
Control Realty 516-377-6054
BALDWIN HARBOR 4BR split , 2ba, circ
drvwy, fin bsmt, Open Hse 6/5-6, 2-5pm,
1028 Washington St. $455K. 516-623-9031
BALDWIN It doesn’ t get better than
this! Open Bay waterfront splanch,
designers delight, 4BR, kit, new bths,
den/frp, skylts, CAC, CAV, jacuzzi, 2
car. Owner. Prin Only $740K 516-680-5599
BAYPORT 4 Br Custom Cape, over 1/2
acre park like setting, Must See Updates! $525k Owner 631-472-4118
BAYPORT By owner 4yr old Country
home, 3BR, guest room, 2 full bth, great
rm w/fplc, sunrm, DR, Eik, spa rm, bonus rooms & bsmt all appls, 2 car att
gar, 3/4 ac flag lot $750K neg 631-472-0531
BAYPORT S. New Listing. 5BR, 2.5 bth,
post mod, CAC, 20x40 IGP, back deck,
many xtras. Owner $689K 516-509-9853
BAYPORT S. Open House Sat 6/19 10-1
115 Bayport Ave. Totally renov Col, 3BR,
1.5ba, fin bsmt, frpl, walk up attic, IGS,
det gar. Owner $549K. 631-472-7520
BAYSHORE Ranch, excel cond, 3br, DR/
LR, new kit/bth, 1/4ac, CAC, IGS, new
roof/siding, $329,900 Owner 516-783-8609
BAYVILLE Open Hse Sun 12-3pm, 4 Alan
Rd. Renov 4-5BR/2.5ba splanch, waterview. Owner $629K. 516-410-6499
BELLMORE 3 BR, 2 bth col, fam rm/frpl,
o’sized prop, IGP w/cabana, IGS.
Owner 516-679-2869
BELLMORE 3BR cape, LR/frpl, EIK, 1.5
bth, bsmt ½ fin w/sep entry, det gar, lo
tax, nr LIRR. $390k Owner 516-797-8274
BELLMORE N. 4BR split, 3.5ba,
2 kits, fin bsmt, poss M/D, southern exposure, renov. $525K Owner 516-993-0406
BELLMORE N MINT 3-4BR Rnch, 2 ba,
huge den, fin bsmt, great yd, CAC, New
wndws/siding/rf, $499k. 516-781-4354
BELLMORE Open Bay one of a kind,
cust splanch, truly incredible, western
exposure, newly reno $1.8M 516-902-1073
BELLMORE So., mint exp’d 4BR 2½ba
split fam rm w/fplc, ext’d eik, cac, bsmt
gar, walk to all $579k brkr 516-972-0242
BELLMORE S. immac dutch Col 3br 2ba
beaut eik, 2car, cac, new wndws/siding,
move in cond $489K Owner 516-785-3714
BELLMORE S. Colonial, 5BR, 2.5BA IGP,
IGS, newly updtd in/out, poss rent by
option Owner $699K 516-783-1889
BELLMORE S. Exp’d split 3-4BR, 2bth,
brand new kit, den, new cac/igs, gar,
bsmt, agp, deck $560K Ownr 516-785-3991
BETHPAGE 5 lge BR 2 bth Colo, CAC,
IGS, alarm, all renovated. Plainedge SD
$519K Princ Only Ownr 516-297-0293
BRENTWOOD Diamnd Cust Col m/d permit req 6BR 3.5bth bsmt OSE LR DR frpl
covered deck igp gar $375k 631-231-2470
BRENTWOOD N Expnd Rnch, wd flrs, 5
BR, LR, DR, 2.5 bths, ¼ ac prop $339,999.
REMAX Best 631-952-2121; 631-321-0100
BRIGHTWATERS Immac newly renov,
granite bth, huge EIK, FDR & LR; 5 BR
den, new w/w, 3 full bths, frpl, CAC, fin
bsmt, IGS, 2 car. $649k. 631-666-6056
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Houses
500 For Sale
BROOKHAVEN HAMLET never lived in
4200sf col on 1ac 5BR 3ba 3car FLR FDR
granite kit hdwd flrs CAC/vac IGS grt
rm/frpl bsmt/ose $599k 516-808-0616
CARLE PL 3BR Rnch, 1bth, Carle Pl SD,
LR, dinning area, oak flrs, fin bsmt
fenced yd. $429k Owner 516-333-1452
CENTEREACH 4BR Victorian, 2.5ba, LR/
frplc, fam rm, DR, EIK, CAC/VAC, full
bsmt, 2car gar. $520K. Ownr 631-846-6631
CENTEREACH Hi Ranch, Poss M/D,
4 BR 2 Bth, Many Upgrades, IGS, Fish
Pond, new rf. $349K. Owner 631-732-1527
CENTER MORICHES 4 BR, 2.5 bth, EIK,
LR, great rm/frpl, CAC, 2 car gar, fin
bsmt w/ose, office. $480k. 631-514-1631
CENTER MORICHES Waterfront, circa
1890’s, 6.3 acre estate, 8BR, 5 bth, 5 fpl,
pool, immaculate, $3.375Mil. 631-610-2267
CENTERPORT Open House Sun 1-4. 564
McKinley Terr. Panoramic water views
thruout loft-like 3/2. Legal accessory
apt, xtra lot, deck, 2car, nr beach, $5500/
yr taxes. Princ only. $775K. 516-971-1597
CENTERPORT Open House 6/12 12-3pm,
16 Judy Ct. $959K 4Br 2.5ba + legal
acces apt,1.7ac tax $14K Onr 631-261-0956
CENTERPORT Open House Sat/Sun 12-5
12 Lone Oak Ct. SD#6 4BR CH Col, culde-sac, fam rm/frp, $650K 631-673-1845
CENTERPORT Single Fam, 5 BR Contemp, 4.5 bth, Den/frplc, 3 Kits, DR, LR,
2 Car Gar, Fin Bsmt, 1 Acre, Harborfield
SD, Blocks to Beach/Trans. Poss M/D
W/ Permits. $759K. Owner 631-754-0564
CENTRAL ISLIP- College Woods area.
3BR Ranch, 1ba, gar. Lg bkyd. Quiet
area. $249K. Agent 646-201-9115
COMMACK 30 Donna La, Diamond 2+BR
ranch, 3ba, eik, full bsmnt, cac, igs, vinyl fence, poss M/D $439,999 In Contract
COMMACK 3-4BR, 2full bth, SD10, all
new thruout, kit & applc, fin bsmt, sep
entrance, $479K 631-543-5335
COMMACK Open House Sat 11-4, 8 Byre
Pl. SD10, Split 3/4Br 2Bth, igp, great
room, 2 car gar $489K Owner 631-499-8377
COPIAGUE Open Hse 6/12, 6/13, 11-2
3BR, 1bth, new kit/siding/roof/heating,
lg lot, lo tax $294,999 Ownr 631-412-3614
CORAM 2 acre 200x423, 2BR, 1ba EIK, lg
fence yd, 1.5 car, vinyl sided, gd for
horses, poss subdiv. $319k. 631-451-1264
CORAM Emerald Hills 4 BR, 2 full bths,
mint, move in cond. Must see.
Asking $329k. Owner 631-732-6105
DEER PARK Expanded Split 4br 2 updated bths, o’size cor lot, IGS, lg deck, M/D
w/proper permits $409K. 516-383-6807
DEER PARK Split 3BR, 3 bath, 2 kits, fin
bsmt, crnr lot, CAC, IGS. Princ only.
Owner $449K 631-586-2562
DIX HILLS 3-4BR, 4ba col split, 1 acre +,
SD#5, parklike grounds, igp, cabana
w/ba, fin bsmnt $699K.Ownr 516-562-8951
DIX HILLS Exquisite 5-6br Vanderbilt Pt
of Woods Farm Rnch, sec wd area, AC+,
igp, A Must See $895k Ownr 646-872-9700
DIX HILLS Half Hollow SD #5,
Brand New Super Huge Col, 5BR, LR,
FDR, EIK, Fam Rm, 2 Car Gar, Full Bmst,
$699K. Call Builder 631-841-6000
DIX HILLS SD#5 Diamond Newly renov
3BR, 2.5new bth, new granite kitch,
oversz ppty $589K Ownr 646-298-7838
DIX HILLS SD#5 Updated hi ranch,
4-5BR, new kit/bths, cac, hdwd flrs, igp,
lo tax $469,990 Princ Only 631-242-5865
DIX HILLS/SD 5 Vict 9mos new, 5BR,
2.5ba, LR, FDR, fam rm, hrdwd flrs, cac/
vac, frplc, igs, 1/4 ac $749k 631-242-6655
E ISLIP Country Vill Split 3BR, 2full new
bth, updated elec, 4zone heat, new
wndws, deck, shed. $469K. 631-768-9033
E. MEADOW Barnum Woods Mint
3 BR, 2 bth col, new appls, 80x100, IGS,
lo taxes. $429k. Owner 516-292-1454
EAST MEADOW Charming 4 BR 2.5 ba
Tudor, 6 Zone Heat, Jacuzzi, IGP, IGS,
100 x 100 lot. $587,900. 516-644-5056
EAST MEADOW Expanded Ranch 6BR,
2.5 ba, fin bsmt, new wndws/rf/gutter/
drop ceil. 3 way heat zone, big yd, 1 car
gar $479K Ownr 516-679-8607 eves/wknds
EAST MEADOW Open Hs Sun, 1-4, 1602
Prospect Av, 3br 2bth rnch, lge LR, EIK,
den, att gar $415k princ only 516-489-8715
E. NORTHPORT, Open House Sat 6/19,
12-4, 23 Bruce La. Mint + 5BR, 2.5 bth col,
1/2 ac, CAC, new EIK/bths, den/frplc, 2
car gar, SD4. $635K. Owner 631-757-5918
E.NORTHPORT Attn Investors. Legal 2
fam, 2br ovr 3br,3ba, fin bsmt, new appl
$3550 mo rent roll. $549k. 631-427-3507
E. NORTHPORT SD1, 3/4 BR farm rnch,
new rf, skylts, IGS, IGP, fin bsmt, oak
flrs, lo tax, more. $450k. 631-786-0476
E. ROCKAWAY Hew Pt wtrfrnt, Opn
Hse Sa-Su 12-3pm 2 Pocassett Ct. 90x100
newly renov, 3BR $469k 516-593-0313
EAST ROCKAWAY, SD#19, lg 4BR/2ba,
DR, EIK, bsmt, gar, oak flrs lo taxes,
40x125, $419K neg, Owner 516-596-9373
EAST ROCKAWAY (Bay Pk) legal 2 fam,
lg prop, 5 over 6, 4BR, 2.5 bth, att 2 car
gar, excel cond. $539k. Ownr 516-887-4712
EAST WILLISTON 3BR, 2.5ba, EIK, DR,
LR, den, study, fam rm, sunrm, 2 car
gar, IGS. $965K. Owner 516-314-7557
E. WILLISTON SD#2 Move-in cond 3BR
2.5ba split, cac, fplc scrnd porch 104x100,
2-car gar $929K Ownr 516-742-1558
ELMONT 3BR, 1½ bth, LR, DR, EIK, full
bsmt inclds storage rm, 1 car gar, low
taxes, prins only $324,900. 516-650-3994
ELMONT Beautiful brick rnch, 4BR, 2ba,
CAC, fin bsmt, wet bar, remodeled kit,
deck, extras $389,900. Owner 516-616-4652
FARMINGDALE Exp rnch brk new roof,
5BR 2bth fin bsmt w/entr lndscpd, poss
M/D. Princ only $465k Ownr 516-993-6037
FARMINGDALE Inc Vlge/SD 22, Mint
4BR Col, 4 full bth, fin bsmt/ose, 50x125,
2½ car, mid blk $417K. Ownr 516-551-9980
FARMINGDALE Lenox Hills Open House
6/19, 1-4pm, 65 Fairview Rd, 3/4 BR col, 2.5
bth, den/frplc, FDR, full bsmt, 2.5 garage
EIK 2 car gar $779,500 516-223-1195.
FLORAL Park 3BR Cape, LR/frpl DR EIK
fam rm, 3ba w/jacuzzi, skylts, fin bsmt,
2 gar. mint, $469K Ownr 516-488-6065
FLORAL PARK SD#22, col 3-4BR, LR,
FDR, kit, fin bsmnt, 1.5ba, deck, agp, lo
taxes. $419,000. Owner 516-358-1923
FLORAL PARK VILLAGE
New det col featuring 4br, 3f/ba, cac.
SD22. $649K Full Servcie Realty
516-352-0700
FLORAL PARK VILLAGE Open House
Sat 6/19, Sun 6/20, 12-4pm, 122 Holland
Ave, Charming Colo Tudor, 3BR, 2 new
bths, EIK, DR, new/roof/windows/
boiler, fin bsmnt, parquet flrs, Antique
Brick Courtyard, lo taxes $4950. Priced
to sell BY OWNER $519K 516-354-6786
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500 For Sale
FLORAL PK VLG mint slate rf Tudor. 3/
4br, new 1.5 ba/eik/bsmt, lr/frplc, FDR,
den, hdwd flrs, 3 car $559k 516-358-2884
FLORAL PARK, West End cape, 4BR,
60x100 prop, all new, lo tax, owner,
$479K, 516-376-0892
FRANKLIN SQ 5BR 2 bth poss M/D, new
kit, fin bsmt, pool, gar. Open House
Sat/Sun 12-4. $429K. Owner 516-314-1764
FRANKLIN SQR By Ownr mint dormrd
cape 4BR 2bth LR FDR Eik bsmt/ose gar
updated 60x108 SD13 $475k 516-352-0539
FRANKLIN SQ SD#17 N. of Tpke, mint
4BR 2ba wideline cape w/den, fin bsmt
$479k, 968 Maple Dr. Ownr 516-488-0957
FREEPORT 2 BR Tudor Style, Full Bsmt,
Corner Lot, Deck, Det Gar, $325K.
By Owner 516-221-8951
FREEPORT OPEN HOUSE, SUN 2-4
270 GRAND AVE: 4BR, 3ba col, LR/DR,
EIK, fin bsmt/OSE, lge prop. $289K
DANIN RE 516-445-9151 or 516-297-3350
FREEPORT SO Victorian 7BR, 2.5bth,
FDR, new kit/bth, full bsmt, mint cond,
Move in! $425K Owner 718-876-7956
FREEPORT Sterns Park, 3BR, 2.5 bths,
COL. LR, FDR, NEW EIK, 1 car gar
attached, FIN BSMT. $449K.
Imani’s Dream Realty 516-223-4463
GARDEN CITY By owner, 3br, 3bth Split.
LR/DR, new EIK, fam rm, playrm, CAC,
new rf, deck, Lo tax. $719K. 516-661-9401
GARDEN CITY Lge 5BR,3ba,2fplc, huge
Master, EIK, DR, CAC, fin bsmt, alrm
60x146,IGS. Princ Only $975K 516-313-3969
GARDEN CITY Lge 5BR,3ba,2fplc, huge
Master, EIK, DR, CAC, fin bsmt, alrm,
60x146, IGS Princ Only $975K 516-313-3969
GARDEN CITY Newly renov 4BR 2ba Col,
Granite EIK, DR, CAC, alm, IGS, Open
Floor Plan, $799K. Owner 516-739-8758
GLEN COVE $659,900. Gorgeous 4BR
updtd 3ba Strathmore hi-ranch, new
deck/patio/drs, lots of privacy,
MOTIVATED! Owner 516-456-4224
GLEN COVE Legal 2, 3BR, 3Ba/2BR, 1Ba,
cul de sac. All new! Granite kit, new
appl, mrble ba. Ownr $599K. 212-737-6636
GLEN HEAD Open House 27 Sylvia St
Sat 6/19, 10-2pm. Magnificently totally
renov 1926 Colo, 4BR, 2ba, bsmt w/BR &
office. O’sized dble lot, CAC, alarm,
frpl, FDR, new gourmet EIK, 2 car, oak
flrs thruout. $749k. Joe 516-674-0403
GREENLAWN SD#6 Open House, 6/20,
1-4, 93 Lake Rd, 4br/2bth, Ωac, igp, deck,
cac, skylts, $547k Owner 631-425-0445
HAUPPAUGE Hamlet Windwatch ranch
3 BR 2½ bth, lake/golf view, beautiful
yd/hottub, very lo tax $825k 631-851-0002
HAUPPAUGE HANDYMAN’S SPEC
2BR, approx 1/2 ac, poss subdivide,
cul-de-sac. $250K. Glenn 1-877-489-9963
HEMPSTEAD/GRDN CITY Brdr 6Br 2 full
bth Colo Renov, Open House 12-3pm Sun
29 Wellington St $299,999 516-250-3024
HEMPSTEAD Uniondale SD, 3/4BR col,
2.5ba, frplc, hdwd flrs thruout, totally
renov, det gar. $379K. Ownr 516-538-7928
HICKSVILLE 4BR Cape, 3 ba, eik, lr, dr
100% newly remodeled inside/out, poss.
mother/daughter. 516-747-3190 $459K
HICKSVILLE 5BR newly dormered cape,
LR, DR, den, 2 full ba, fin bsmt, det 1.5
gar, AGP. $479K. Owner 516-938-1406
HICKSVILLE-Opn Hse 1-3PM 6/10-11 119
Kuhl Ave 4br 3.5 bth lo Tax Cac Frpl Covpat 1/3 ac $589k New Age 516-827-7600
HICKSVILLE Poss M/D. Expnd Cape 3/5
BR, DR, LR, kit, 3 full bths, fin bsmt w/
2BR, LR, full bth, cvac, oak flrs, deck,
$438K. Tax $4800. Prins only 516-939-6186
HICSKVILLE Open House, June 12 & 19,
11-4pm. 197 Cottage Blvd. Charming 3BR
cape, 1.5 ba, new kit & bth, gar, full fin
bsmt, move in cond. $425k. 516-779-7308
HOLBROOK Opn Hse 6/10, 6/13, 1-4 The
Colony, Townhouse, 4BR, 2.5ba, EIK, DR,
LR, cac, 2 car $429k owner 631-447-8587.
HOLTSVILLE Open Hse 6/5, 6/6 12-4
40 Fisk Rd updated 3BR new bth, frpl,
den fin bsmt,IGP ¾ac,$379k 631-790-1134
HUNTINGTON 1 mo old victorian, 4 BR,
2.5 bths, den/frpl, CAC, IGS, ½ ac,
nr Village. $750k. Owner 631-926-9300
HUNTINGTON 22 North Street, Huntington Station. 6 BR, 3 BA, 2 KIT, 100x200
Needs TLC. $450K/neg 480-241-5849
HUNTINGTON Charming 3BR Dutch Col
1.5bth, gourmet kit, ofc CAC/CVAC IGS,
2.5gar lo tax. $689k Ownr 631-223-2276
HUNTINGTON cust designed 4BR, 3 full
bath, spectacular Master suite, new kit
w/granite, fin bsmt, Harborfields schl,
½ac, beaut landscapd $520K 516-984-9555
HUNTINGTON/E NORTHPORT Hi Rnch,
2 Legal 3 BR apts w/gars, Each w/own
Electric & Heat. $649,900. 631-368-5359
HUNTINGTON/MELVILLE SD 13 desirable triangle area/nr all, cul de sac Col
Splnch 3br, 2½bth, frpl, pre-approved desired $649k Welcome Home! 516-527-1131
HUNTINGTON Mint hist col, 1ac nr Vill/
shops. New gunite kit/ba. 4br, 2car, frp,
full attic, pool. $779K Owner 631-423-9136
HUNTINGTON SO. Open Hse 6/19, 20, 1-4
9 Magerus St, mint 4BR Col, 3ba, 2 kit,
pergo flrs, leg 2BR apt $489k 631-258-7522
HUNTINGTON STATION, SUN 6/13, 12-3
64 Craven St: Beaut 4BR, 2ba split rnch,
EIK, LR, IGP as gift, 7841sq ft lot, SD13.
Ask $388K. ERA Su Casa 631-271-3030
HUNTINGTON STA Mint split, 3BR,
1.5ba, new kit/granite, LR, den, f/bsmt,
ceramic/hd wd flrs $415K 631-4212-855
HUNTINGTON STATION OPEN HOUSE
Sat 1-4, 26 Oakley Dr, 3+br/2bth split,
LR, den, frplc, extras, $419K 631-374-2778
INWOOD /5 TOWNS - Magnificent modern 4BR 3ba splanch, skylt, frpl, ldscpd.
Owner $538K. 516-239-1049
ISLIP beautiful Col blt in 2000 3Br
1.5Bth, lr, kit, dr,full fin bsmt, det gar,
$440K Homes Direct RE 631-395-5555
ISLIP S.Montauk Open House Sun 6/13,
1-3pm Exp’d cape, 3/4br, 2 full bth, snrm,
kit, pklike grnds $423,900 631-922-8080
JERICHO 4 BR 3 ba Split, LR, DR,
EIK, Den, CAC, IGS, Gar, Syosset SD,
O’sz Prop, $685K. Owner 516-942-5083
KINGS PARK By Owner, Diamond
Ranch, 3 BR, 2 ba, Fin Bsmt/OSE, IGS.
Too much to list! $429K. 631-663-3086
KINGS PARK renov 4BR 3.5ba dutch col,
1/3 acre, 2car, fin bsmt. $535k. Open Hse
6/19 12-3, 33 Ravenwood Dr 631-366-2126
KINGS PK updated 3BR 1.5ba rnch, fin
bsmt, skylt, hdwd flrs, beautiful fencd
yd, cul-de-sac, $419k/neg. 631-544-1138
LAKE RONKONKOMA Exp raised rnch,
3BR 2full bth, LR, DR, den, pool, IGS, all
appls move in cond $459,500 631-871-0942
LK RONKONKOMA Lge 4/5BR CH rnch
LR, DR, den, 2.5ba, ofc, bsmt, 1BR apt,
Sachem, 1ac. $414,751. Ownr 631-838-8956
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500 For Sale
LAKE RONKONKOMA 3BR 2ba Ranch,
updated kit/ba, fin bsmt, gar, IGP, CAC,
SD 5, lo tax, $349k. Ownr 631-737-6450
LEVITTOWN 1BR apt over 1BR apt,
upper deck, patio, 100x100 lot, Island
Trees SD. $445K. Owner, 516-796-7352
LEVITTOWN Mint cond expanded cape,
3/4BR, new kit/bath/windows/siding,
lge yard. $405K Bkr 718-845-4300
LEVITTOWN SOUTH-"S Section"
Renov 5BR Col, 2bth, EIK, DR, AGP,
Owner $415K 516-731-1012
LINDENHURST, 3BR/2bth, bsmt, det 2.5
gar w/loft, rental apt, Too much to list,
all new, Owner $330,000 516-607-7875
LINDENHURST
Cozy 2BR LR, Fplc, new kitch & bth low
taxes $319K 631-884-3929
LINDENHURST Open House Sat/Sun
6/19-20 11-4. 140 S. 6th St. Newly renov
cust Col 4+BR. 2bth, $469K. 631-957-0905
LINDENHURST Opn Hse Sa 12-2pm 208
E. Alhambra Hi ranch 4br, 3ba, poss m/d
bsmt frpl, cac, igs, gar $475k 631-513-2881
LINDENHURST VGE S of Montauk 3BR
Rnch w/legal 1BR apt, 2 full bths, sep
g&e & parking. $355K Owner 516-523-6756
LINDENHURST VLG 6BR 2ba col, EIK,
den, bsmt, gar, 75X100, AGP, patio, Poss
M/D. Andersons, $439k. 631-884-8465
LINDENHURST Waterfront cust design,
spectacular colonial, 2 frplcs, 80’
bulkhd/130’ wide canal $849k 631-806-5086
LINDENHURST Waterfront Spacious
3BR, 50’ blkhead, lo tx, Must see, under
$500K. Make offer. Owner 516-429-8034
LONG BEACH 2 fam, extra lg rms, 5 BR,
3 bths, 1 car det gar, 60x100, guest suite,
$725k. 516-639-3432 or 516-639-6653
LONG BEACH Canals. Lg 6BR Brk Hi
rnch, 2ba, LR/fpl, DR, hdwd flrs, dbl lot,
gar, lg garden. Owner $550K 516-889-3134
LONG BEACH/LIDO, Legal 2 family,
updated, 3BR, 1.5 bth over 1BR, gar,
lge property, owner, $629K. 516-993-1986
LONG BEACH West Holme, leg 2, waterview,mint 40x100 3 over 5 2deck, det gar,
many upgrades $549K ownr 516-565-3977
LYNBROOK 4br, 1ba cape, eik, lg lr, fin
bsmt, new wind/heat, det gar, lo tax.
$360K EJG Real Estate 516-322-5505
LYNBROOK - 4BR, 2.5 ba, EIK, completely updated, fin bsmt & attic, lge prop,
must see. $510k. Owner 516-596-2185
LYNBROOK Open House Sun 1-3pm
138 Atlantic Ave 5br rnch,fully renov, 2
full bth,SD20 $475k Prin only 516-524-0297
MALVERNE SD#13 mint 4br/2ba, LR w/
fplc DR EIK CAC full bsmt, igs,
$499K 516-887-3410
MALVERNE Tudor, 4BR, extra-lge kit &
LR/frpl, DR, fin bsmt, 1.5bth, 2 car, IGP,
encl porch, $515K. Owner 516-887-2590
MANORVILLE Open House, Sun, 6/20,
12-3p. 39 Golf Club Circle. 3000SF 4BR
3 Ba Secluded on Golf Course, Lo tax,
$595k. Call Owner 631-874-4842
MANORVILLE Open House 6/13 & 6/1920, 1-3pm. 289 Dayton Ave. Mint 3½ yr
young, 3BR, 2½ bth Vict on 1.7 acs, secld
flag lot, 800’ fr street, cac, igs, 2 car, lo
tax, $474,900 firm. 631-513-5470 Lve msg
MASSAPEQUA 4BR, 2ba Hi Rnch, SD23,
mint++, poss M/D. By Appointment.
$665K. 516-541-4611
MASSAPEQUA N, SD18, 4BR/2.5ba, LR,
FDR, EIK, bi-level deck, poss M/D, excel
cond. $509K. Owner 516-420-8683
MASSAPEQUA Open Hse $939k Sun 1-4,
29 Clearwater Ave, WATERFRONT
5BR/3ba, mint, must see! 516-987-6406
MASSAPEQUA PARK/Bar Harbor SD23.
Unique 5BR, 3ba ranch on o’szd cul-dsac, 2-car gar, gunite pool, cac, fin
bsmnt, igs, fplc, more $949K Princ only.
By appt. Call Owner 516-795-5291
MASSAPEQUA PK Opn Hse Sat/Sun 123, mint split, SD23, 4BR, 1.5bth, new eik/
sid/wdws/rf, lr, dr, den, bsmt, cac, frpl,
gar, prof’l lndscpng, $529k, 516-798-8332
MASSAPEQUA PK Open Hse Sat, 6/19,
11-3, 231 Clark Blvd, SD23, newly renov
3BR rnch. Princ only. $395k. 516-799-3976
MASSAPEQUA PK/SD 23. Westwood
Cape, 4BR, 2 bths, LR, DR, full bsmt,
gar, 70x100, nds TLC. $395k. 631-252-5086
MASSAPEQUA PK updated split, 3BR/
3ba, CAC, FDR, granite EIK, fin bsmt,
gar, mint cond, Owner $469K 516-707-3463
MASTIC BEACH 2/3BR, LR, DR, frpl,
poss apt, lge prop, must sell $275,000
Homeland RE Group, Inc 631-399-2172
MEDFORD BIG HOUSE, BIG LOT!
4/5br col, new eik/2.5 ba, fin attic, bsmt
3/4ac. $379K. Ownr/Bkr 516-489-9446
MEDFORD OLD 6yr, 3000SF Cust Victorian On 1.25 acres, Wrap around porch,
5 BR, 3.5 ba, 2.5 car, $659,900. 631-289-9214
MELVILLE/DIX HILLS SD5, Col 5br 2½
bth, new kit/granite/cust cabinets, hw
flrs, den/frpl, new igp, pvt prklike ac, lo
tax, more $999k Prins only 631-424-2771
MERRICK expnd’d rnch, 3BR, 2ba, new
EIK, hdwd flrs, skylt, den, fin bsmt, gar,
fenced yard, $429K. Owner 516-378-3454
MERRICK LINDENMERE 4BR Col, 2car
attch, 2.5ba, deck, bsmt, oak flrs, frpl,
CAC, $679K By appt, owner 516-223-2616
MERRICK N. 3BR, 2ba ranch, DR, fin
bsmt ose, updated EIK/skylite, cac,
culdesac, deck, new roof Andersens sided gar move in $449k ownr 516-867-0587
MERRICK S. Exp Hi Rnch, 4BR 2.5ba,
cac, new eik, skylts, fplc. Lnscpd prop
All mint cond! $619K. Owner 516-623-2534
MERRICK SOUTH 4BR, 2 bath Cape
w/dormer, sunroom, full bsmt, gar,
Must see $399K. Princs Only 516-379-8474
MIDDLE ISLAND 9 rms 4BR 3.5 ba, poss
M/D, wd flrs, 3 zn ht/cac, c/vac, appls,
1.5 det gar. 1 acre $429,900 631-924-2124
MIDDLE ISLAND, Resort life-4pools on
golf course, Col, 3brs, 2½ ba, Lr, dr, den,
breakfast rm, 2 car $455K. 631-345-0727
MILLER PL 4BR, 2.5ba farm house built
1841, updated, 1 acre, 20x40 igp, det gar
w/shed, lo tax, $459,900 516-456-0075
MILLER PL Total renov 3BR rnch, 2 new
bth, new EIK, DR, LR, den, hdwd flrs,
gar, ac, IGP, bsmt $439K. 516-702-6949
MILLER PL N. Contractors Diamond L
Ranch! 3/4 BR, 2ba, skylts, fin bsmnt,
2 car, IGS, Must See! $465k 631-474-2509
MILLER PL move-in cond, 2 story, 4BR,
2bath, DR, gar, study. $419K
Lehtonen Costello RE
631-744-0085
MINEOLA 3Br 2Bth Exp’d Cape, lr w/
frplc, fdr, updated kit, fam rm, oak flrs,
fin bsmt, deck, gar $469K 516-248-8461
MINEOLA Totally redone 4Br, 3ba cape,
Carle Pl SD, Many Upgrades, 259 Rudolf
Rd. $499K, call for appt. 516-746-2743
MT SINAI Townhouse The Ranches
$404,500 2BR 2full bth, LR, DR, den, Eik,
1 car gar. Brkr 631-944-0470 631-252-4311
NEW HYDE PARK O.H. Sat/Sun 6/19,20
12-3, 183 Pine St. Herricks SD, 3/4br 2ba
Brk Ranch cac, 80x100 $679K 516-873-7188
Houses
500 For Sale
NEW HYDE PARK, SD7, totally renov,
4BR, 2bth, fin bsmt, 60x100, $699K.
Owner 516-987-0912
NEW HYDE PK Open Hse 12-4 Sat/Sun
6/12 & 13, 3BR walk to RR 632 South 8th
St (Carleton Terrace) $475k. 516-695-4709
NISSEQUOGUE Horse prop w/barn 2 acs
5BR Col w/3 bths. Call Reliance Real
Estate for viewing. 631-862-9000
NORTHPORT/EATONS NK. 4BR Col,
2½bth, cac, igp, igs, ½ ac, bch/moor rts,
parklike grounds. $695K In CONTRACT!
NORTHPORT VILL Restored Vict, 4BR,
2ba, lge fam rm, granite kit, fin attic,
cac, mudroom, front & back porch, shy
½ acre, lo taxes. 187 Highland Ave. Open
House 6/19 Sat, 1-3. $899K. 631-261-5597
OAK BEACH, Gated, Spectacular views
of Ocean, Bay, Inlet. Pvt beach/dunes,
4400sf Contemp, 2500sf new decks,
3frplcs, sauna, spa. $1.9M. 570-775-6555
OAKDALE 4br, 2ba, lg lot, needs work.
$375K By Owner
631-375-6999
OAKDALE Col Waterview, great room
w/views, LR, FDR, 4 BR, 3 new bths,
new EIK, siding, windows, paint,
carpeting, $549k. 516-380-2632
OCEANSIDE Estates Deadend 4BR split,
updated EIK/bths, CAC, new wndws/
siding. deck, $589k. Owner 516-536-2192
OCEANSIDE HBR water view, cust hi
rnch, 4BR, 2ba, CAC, fpl, Fla rm, perfect
M/D, nr LIRR, $499K. Owner 917-691-6673
OCEANSIDE, mint, 4 brs, 2 ba, expanded
cape, gar, lg fam rm, AGP with cust
deck, skylts, lg yrd, stone vinyl
poss M/D, IGS, $479K. 516-678-1799
OCEANSIDE Wedgewood Split, Corner
83 x 100 lot, 5 BR, 3.5 ba, Fin bsmt/OSE
Suitable Prof ofc, 2 Car Gar, CAC, IGS,
alrm, $675K. Owner 516-766-5001
OLD WESTBURY 6900í Contemp 4 acres
pvt, 6 brs, 6 ba, 3 car, $2.1M. Principals
only. Totally redone 2001. 516-984-5622
OYSTER BAY/CENTER ISLAND
WATERFRONT Panoramic Views of OB
harbor, completely renov brick col, 200’
bulkhead w/dock, 5 waterfront BR’s,
FDR, LR, gourmet EIK, fam rm/frplc,
4.55 bths, full guest suite on lower level
w/full kitch, pvt BR, full bth, access to
IGP, patio, beachfront. Principals only.
$3.75M. Shown by appt 516-922-9509.
PATCHOGUE E Spectacular 6BR on pvt
ac w/boardwalk leading to 4 docks, koi
pond w/2 waterfalls. Lo tax, cul-de-sac,
Must see! $749K Owner 631-758-8234
PATCHOGUE N. Open Hse, Sun, 12-4pm,
73 Mott St. Stunning 4 BR 2.5 ba Lge
Col, CAC, FDR, FLR/frpl, MBR Ste,
Quiet deadend. $349k Ownr 631-207-4707
PATCHOGUE S. LEGAL 3 FAMILY,
mint cond, 2 houses, $60K rent, $8K tax.
1 ac, pvt. $579K. Owner. 516-799-6054
PATCHOGUE Vill Open Hse Sa 12-3 333
Rider Ave. 1850 Col 5BR/2ba lush gdns
$399K Crown Homes Re 631-893-4400
PLAINVIEW 16 Milford Dr. Wash Ave
area, 4BR, 3bth, sprawling mint rnch on
+.50ac new fin bsmt w/new full bath &
new roof Must see! $820K 917-882-2295
PLAINVIEW Immac Split, 3BR, 1½ bth,
EIK, FDR, den, LR, cath ceil, fin bsmt,
alrm, igs 76x100, $575K ownr 516-647-8206
PLAINVIEW N. ranch 139 Sutton Dr. 3BR
1½ba, super loc, all updated. Open
House Sat/Sun 9-5. $499K. 516-859-7777
PLAINVIEW/OLD BETHPAGE SD4
OPEN HOUSE Sat 6/19, 1-3, hi ranch
4 BR, 2.5 bth, updated EIK, FDR, new
windows/siding, IGP-Cntry club yd,
IGS,frplc. $695k. Must See! 516-935-4202
PLAINVIEW - Washington Ave, Immac
large L-Ranch, 1/2 acre, cul de sac, SD4,
$849K
BY OWNER
(516)938-1964
PORT JEFFERSON STATION hi ranch,
5BR, 2bth, eik, dr, fenced, corner lot,
owner, $315k, 631-805-4168
PT WASHINGTON Open Hse Sat 124PM, 12 Levi Pl. 2br/1ba Col, deck, great
cond, walk to RR, $389.9k 516-214-8372
PORT WASHINGTON Opn Hse 6/6, 12-3,
41 Sagamore Hill Dr. 2 fam duplex, 25
mins NYC, 4BR, $799K Ownr 516-944-3463
PORT WASHINGTON, 4BR,
3.5ba, 2 car gar, frpl. Near RR. $699k.
By owner 516-883-1776
PT JEFF STA mint expnd Cape, fully redone in/out, 5BR, 2 full bth, gar, IGS,
alarm, taxes $5900, $435K. 631-331-4122
RIDGE Lge 5BR, quiet dead end St, new
hardwd flrs/carpet/tile/appls,too much
to list. $359,990. Owner 631-929-5032
RVC 3BR Ranch, LR, DR, huge fam rm,
fin bsmt w/sep entry, IGS, frpl, CAC,
RVC SD & util. Owner $730k. 516-594-4686
ROCKVILLE CENTRE SD21, 3br, 1.5 ba
Col, lr/frp, dr, den, walk LIRR, lg propty. $499K Owner 516-536-3377
RVC Old Canterbury tudor, C/H, cul-dsac, 3-4BR, 3ba, den, fplc, scrnd porch,
slate roof $839K 631-287-0514/516-766-9109
ROCKY PT Cust 4BR, 2½ bth Vict, den/
frplc, oak flrs, hi hats, Andersens, full
bsmt, gar, ¼ ac, $379,990. 516-319-5521
RONKONKOMA 4BR col, 1.5bth, eik, fdr,
den, lr, frpl, 2car, deck, cac, igs, Cntqt
SD, .5 acre, $409k, owner, 631-580-9487
RONKONKOMA 6BR, 3.5bth, 3 zone CAC,
½ acre, IGS, C/Vac + more, SD7. Newly
renov M/D w/permit $599K. 631-737-0865
RONKONKOMA 8BR, 2 kit, 2LR, 2 dining
area, 3 full ba, full fin bsmt. Ask $420k.
By owner 631-471-0059; 631-300-5768
RONKONKOMA/Lakeland Sec 4BR Hi
Rnch, 2 full bth, 2 car, ready to move in.
$429,900 neg. 631-981-8385 / 631-786-4327
RONKONKOMA Open Hse 6/12-13, 124pm, 2030 Bodanyi Pl, 5BR, 2bth, eik, fdr,
1/2 ac, cul-de-sac $499K 631-467-5672
RONKONKOMA Open House 6/19, 12-3,
318 Fir Grove Rd, 4BR, 2bth, lo tax, poss
M/D, Bkrs Welcome! $396k 516-429-6367
ROSLYN 2BR + 2 attic rms, new kit/2.5
ba, full bsmt w/full ba, lo tax, Roslyn
SD, $450K. Opn Hse Sun 1-3. 516-621-1594
ROSLYN HGTS newly renov’d Col, 3Br
2Bth, den, full fin bsmt, o’szd prop, mid
block loc $689K Owner 516-603-4712
ROSLYN Vlg Historic 1858 Italianate,
6 frpl, w/rental carriage house, Ideal
B&B/rest., .50 ac. $1,995,000 516-609-9016
SAYVILLE 2-3BR ranch, 2ba, hdwd flrs,
cac, igp, fin bsmnt, many upgrades,
quiet st. Princ only. $425K. 631-244-9214
SAYVILLE Open House 6/20, 12-3, 67
Crosby St. 4br, 2.5bth, 3400 sqft Col, 2
car gar, 2yrs new, $639,000. 631-567-4365
SAYVILLE Open House Sun 1-3PM
All New, 3bd 2.5ba. 310 Greeley Av
$380k Rob 516-487-7100 ext 20
SAYVILLE W. 3BR, 1.5 bth, 1 car gar,
50x218, new kit/appls, den, LR, mud rm,
IGS, alarm, Fla rm. $435k. 631-589-5798
Houses
500 For Sale
SEAFORD HARBOR Open house 6/19,
1-4, 3595 Manhasset St, Cust Split 4BR,
3.5ba, poss MD, frpl, $549k 516-221-1293
SEAFORD Hidden Harbor Open Hse
Sat/Sun 11-2PM 2578 Kevin Rd. Mint
4BR/2.5 ba splanch, $699K 516-221-8814
SEAFORD Waterfront mint 3Br 2Bth
Cape, new kit/bths/windows/oil burner, 75’bulkhead $519K Ownr 516-804-9438
SEAFORD Waterfront 18 yr Col, nr Bay,
3-4BR, garg, decks, hot tub, bulkhd,
float, tax $7k, $519K Owner 516-221-1440
SELDEN 3 BR, 2 bth ranch, IGP
w/wraparound patio, LR/brk frpl/cath
ceil, IGS. $330k. Owner 631-732-1959
SETAUKET 3Vill SD,Renov 5BR, 3.5bths,
FDR, EIK fam rm w/frpl, bsmt, wd flrs +
2BR ext. Lo tax $549k Ownr 917-683-0120
SETAUKET 4BR Colonial, 2½ ba,
6 mos young, 1 acre+, 3 Vill SD, full
bsmt, $629,900. Princs only. 631-924-8134
SETAUKET E. 4BR 2.5ba Ranch, LR, DR,
EIK, Fam rm/frpl, hdwd flrs, bsmt, CAC,
2car, .50 ac. $519k. Owner 631-751-7144
SETAUKET E. 5BR/3.5ba Col incl sep rm
for Mom/office, FLR, FDR, den/frpl,
hdwd/ceramic flrs, 1800sf patio w/
complete outdr kit, $609,900. 631-689-7798
SETAUKET STRONGS NECK Newly renov 4/5br cust col, all upgrades, igp,
waterview, dead end, lo tax. Reduced
for quick sale! $949K 631-474-1451
SHIRLEY ½ block to bay, walk to ocean,
like new 3BR, 2 bath Cape,
Low taxes $289,900 Owner 631-734-2075
SHIRLEY William Floyd SD,
Wideline 3 BR Ranch, Huge Kit,
Large Prpty, $254K. Owner 516-532-7525
SHOREHAM, 3BR, 3ba rnch, den/cath
ceil/frplc, fin bsmt, poss M/D, fenced
yd, 2+ gar, IGS. $409K. Ownr 631-374-5300
SHOREHAM Island Estates 4 BR,
2.5 bth, fin bsmt, IGP, pond,
many extras. $629k. Owner 631-695-2469
SHOREHAM New listing Open Hse 6/19,
1-3pm. 3BR rnch, deeded beach, $413K.
Owner 631-235-2060
SMITHTOWN 20 Links Rd off Old Willets Path. 5BR, 3ba rnch, 1.5 ac horse
prop $849K/offrs considered 631-265-6192
SMITHTOWN huge 6BR, 2.5ba C/H Col
lge kit, CAC, fpl, 1car, .25 ac, unfin bsmt
w/OSE, all new, $699k, ownr 631-979-2390
SMITHTOWN Morewood Prime loc
SD#1, spacious 4br, 1.5 bth, Col Splanch,
beaut prop. Totally re-done in/out, new
windows/siding, hrdwd flrs, $485k
Owner/Brkr 631-790-5311
SMITHTOWN NORTH Compl updated
custom log sided Col, private 2 acres,
4Br 3ba, maple granite kit, CAC, C/vac,
IGS, alrm, hrdwd flrs, IGP, mint++ $899k
Principals, Owner 631-360-8241
SMITHTOWN Open House 86 Morewood
Dr Sat, 6/19, 1-3pm. Colo, 5BR, 2.5 ba,
CAC, gar, 2 yr AGP. $565k. 631-979-1183
SMITHTOWN PINES 3BR Colo, 1.5bth,
LR, DR, Eik, FamRm, fplc, hdwd flrs,
bsmt, 2 car gar. ½ac $539K Sat Jun 19
10-3 Call for directions Ownr 631-543-1814
SMITHTOWN ranch, 3 brs, 1 ba, updated
EIK, Lr w/fplc, fin bsmt, hot tub, CAC,
W/W, alrm, lo tax, $424K. 631-979-2329
SOUND BEACH MPSD "dollhouse" 3-5br,
2 new ba, dr, lr/frpl, hdwd flrs, fin bsmt
w/OSE, porch, low tax $359k 631-744-1326
SOUND BEACH/N. Shore 2BR Handyman, end/deadend, $2400 tx. Single/Sep
approval. Offers $200K’s + 631-580-0669
SOUTHOLD-Waterfrnt, dock, 4br, 5.5
bth, den, 2 car gar, deck, above grnd
bsmt. $1,000,000 631-765-5835
ST JAMES 4 BR 1.5 ba, Updated
Splanch, Plus Size Kit, Pvt Yd, Many
Xtras. Reduced to sell $495K 631-862-6739
STONY BROOK Framingham 4br, 3bths,
lr w/mrble fplc, renov’d design, igp, igs,
new wndws/siding $559k. 631-751-3330
STONYBROOK Open House Sun 10-3.
4 Fraternity Ln, Diamond 3BR Col, 2ba,
gar, All New, $439k Owner 631-331-6973
STONY BROOK VLG Lg prop, lo taxes,
3BR, 1bth, w/loft, $467K. Open Hse 6/13,
6/19 & 6/20. 1-4. 7 Lotowana. 631-928-8786
SYOSSET OPEN HOUSE Jun 19, 2-5pm &
6/26, 10-3pm. Mint Colo 5BR, fin bsmt,
2.5 ba w/jacuzzi, CAC, lg den, move in
cond. $809k 23 Ellis Dr. ownr 516-921-1754
SYOSSET Open House Sun 1-5, 102
Southwood Ci, 3br/1ba ranch, new EIK,
CAC, frplc, .28ac $395k Ownr 516-496-1046
SYOSSET Open Hse Sat/Sun 1-4PM,
38 Pickwick Dr No. Spec split, 4BR/3ba,
updated EIK, LR, DR, lg den, fin bsmnt,
new boiler, CAC, deck, mint cond,
$699K. Owner 516-496-0797
VALLEY STREAM Expnd 3BR cape,
2.5ba, fin bsmt, screen patio, 2car,
o’size lot. $419K Owner 516-972-3427
VALLEY STREAM Open House Sat/Sun
1-4, 6 Lynwood Dr, SD13 5 BR, 2.5 Ba
Ranch, frplc, bsmt. $499k. 516-561-7426
VALLEY STREAM SD#24 3BR, completely renov. Must See! Immed occup. Diamond. Princ only $395K 516-263-1693
VALLEY STREAM
SD #13
$379K
Fab 3BR 1½ba Ranch Lg LR/DR eik, huge
bsmt gar,new wind/roof/heat great loc!
www.BillGalloRealty.com
825-2000
VALLEY STREAM, SD30, mint cape,
4BR/1ba, AGP, fin bsmt, $349K
Ocean Rock RE 516-599-4454
WADING RIVER $539K
SHOREHAM WADING RIVER SD
1 Acre, 3BR 2.5ba, fin bsmt, EIK, FDR
North of 25A. Owner 631-929-4017
WADING RIVER Exclusive 4BR, 2.5ba
col, Many Upgrades, SD#1, IGP, CAC,
Immac. $559K. Broker 845-987-2765
WANTAGH 5br, 3.5ba, private side entr,
frplc, loft, pvt campground yard,
$589.9K 516-781-9348
WANTAGH By Owner, Waterfront, Contemp 3-4BR, 2.5ba, ext EIK, cac, 2 car
gar, fplc, IGS, multi-level decks, many
xtras, Principals only $780K 516-398-0613
WANTAGH Mint 4BR 1.5ba Ranch, den,
FDR/frp, o’sz prop, cac, deck, gar, IGS,
xtras, $439K. Princ only 516-826-5852
WANTAGH Open House Sun 6/13, 12-4,
2982 Bayside Ct, 4br, 2ba, Mandaley hi
ran, move in, mint! $579K 516-679-7722
WANTAGH WOODS SD23, Mint 4 BR
1 ba, bsmt, new rf/wndws/siding/vinyl
fence/paint. 10X30 kit/new applis, mid
block loc, lo taxes, $499k. 516-884-2952
WESTBURY/Salisbury Open House
6/12 & 6/13, 1-4pm, 883 Merillon Ave,
4 BR, 2.5 bth, mint cond. Must see,
extras galore. $499k. Owner 516-852-9181
WESTBURY Salisbury Estate 4 BR,
2 bth, brick split, lge corner lot
By owner. $529k. 917-797-1347
WESTBURY Split $400K’s. Brk 5BR,
3.5ba w/2 jac, lg LR, new kit, gar, lots of
closets. Call now Remax W. 718-812-7395
Co-Ops/Condos
500 For Sale
W HEMPSTEAD Lakeview, 4BR, LR, DR,
2 new kits/bths. New siding/windows/
roof. Gar + sep apt. $339K. 917-804-1098
W ISLIP S. of Montauk, Pace Landings,
new renov 4BR 2.5ba col, EIK, FDR, den/
frpl, IGP, IGS, CAC, $959k. 631-374-7234
WEST ISLIP Cust pana-col, 4br, 2.5ba, lg
lr, fdr, eik, fin bsmt/2br/ose,kit, den w/
frpl SD9 $489,990 Winkler RE 631-321-8400
WEST ISLIP Open House Sat/Sun 12-3,
17 Phyllis Pl. Beautifully maint’d
updated 5 BR, 1.5 bth expn’d cape,
library/office, porch, full bsmt, cor
prop. Ask $438,900. By owner 631-476-8557
WEST ISLIP - Open House Sat 12-3, 50
Deforest Av, S. of Mountauk, Huge 4br/
3bth Contemp, 2 car, lge fenced yd, agp,
patio & deck $649,900 Bkr 631-806-4580
WILLISTON PARK 3BR 1.5bth, updated
Colo, new rf new kitch IGS, alrm, walk
RR. Princ Only $435k 516-248-2629
WILLISTON PARK 5BR, 2ba, 2 car gar,
sunrm, fin bsmt, poss M/D, Mineola SD,
new siding & roof. $499K. 516-742-4840
WILLISTON PK expnd Cape 4br 2ba eik
fdr lr fam rm, hdwd flrs, new rf det gar,
mid blk $555K. Princ Only 516-747-3454
WILLISTON PK Herricks SD, 3/4BR
cape, LR, DR, EIK, 1.5bth, 1.5 gar, patio,
bsmt. $519K. By owner 718-423-4379
WOODBURY, Open Hse Sat/Sun 1-4,
25 Hillside Ave, Cape 4BR 2ba, EIK, LR,
full bsmt, 100x100 $569k. 516-692-7139
Houses
For Rent
507
BABYLON 1BR house, all renovated,
CAC, fenced, bsmt with W/D. Avail 7/1.
$1525 + utils. Ownr 631-669-4886
BALDWIN, Newly renov’d 3BR, 2ba,
EIK/DW, LR/frplc, DR, ofc, W/D, drvwy,
gar. $2375 + util. 631-849-2804 lv msg
BAYSHORE 2 BR Ranch Hse,
full bath, lg fenced yd w/deck, pets ok,
$1500 +util. 631-265-0104
BLUEPOINT
Waterfront col, 5BR, $2,200/mo + util.
No pets. 516-328-2931
BOHEMIA ranch 3brs, 1 ba, eik, dr, lr w/
frplc, washer, Connectiquot schls,
bsmt, 2car no pets Ref $1975 631-234-4189
CENTEREACH $1300, 2 BR,
open LR & kit, gar, near all. Security
Immed occupancy. Owner 631-580-2181
COMMACK 4BR, DR, LR, fam rm,
mint, hardwd flrs, porch, pvt driveway,
lovely area, $2200+utils. Avail 7/15
Ownr 917-617-8523; 718-332-4723
GARDEN CITY/STEWART MANOR 3BR
1.5bth colo, LR, DR, Eik, fin bsmt, patio,
gar. $2500 +utils Ownr 631-754-1146
GLEN COVE 2-3BR, huge kitchen, LR,
den, full bsmt, 2 car gar, 3 blocks from
the beach, $1950+. Owner 516-674-4113
HUNTINGTON 3br, 1bth Cape, fenced
yd, frplc, ac, W/D, drvwy. shed, $1900+
utils. no smoking 516-635-7703
HUNTINGTON Harborfields SD6. Mint
Rnch ¼ ac. 3BR, EIK, DR, LR, den, full
bsmt, w/d, w/w, cac, gar, alarm, igs,
lawn maint incld, refs, no smoke/pets,
$2300+1 mos sec+ utils Ownr 631-261-7334
LAKE GROVE updated ranch, 3BR, 2bth,
2.5 gar, frpl, jacuzzi, hot tub, $2200+
utils + sec. Owner 631-499-7917
ROSEDALE 3BR, pvt hse, use of yard,
drvwy prking. Avail now.
Please call 516-849-7908
SAYVILLE all renov’d 3br 1 full bth, EIK,
lr, enclosed front porch house, W/D,
$1800 neg+ 631-965-0515 631-563-0044
SMITHTOWN - 3BR, 2ba, newly refurbished, frpl, W/D incl. Smithtown SD,
no smoking. $2200/mo. 631-807-2724
SMITHTOWN No. New 3Br, 20’ mstr
suite, 2 new bth, huge kit, ¾4ac. cntry
setting $2400 631-360-1461 or 631-697-2260
WESTBURY
5BR, LR, KIT, 2 Full Bths, $2300.
516-495-4474 or 516-887-5411
WOODBURY Colonial; Pvt setting,
liv rm, EIK, fam rm, 2br, 2bth, small pet
okay. $2350. Owner/Broker 516-367-8232
YAPHANK immac Victorian 4BR, 2ba,
agp, lg fenced yd, lakefront, no pets/
smoking, cac, near LIE $2400 631-924-3785
Co-Ops/Condos
For Sale
515
BALDWIN Rare 3 BR, 1.5 bth condo, new
wndws/flrs, near all. Open House 6/13,
6/19, 6/20, 1-5. $389,999. 917-864-4907
BAY SHORE Windemere Diamond Condition,2BR, 2.5ba, LR, DR, den, fplc, eik,
gar, cac, $525K 631-969-1604
BAY SHORE Windemere, Open House
Sat/Sun, 1-4pm. Gated, 3100sq ft, 4BR,
3bth, EIK, DR, LR w/fpl, exercise or
computer room, den, CAC, C/vac, xtras,
$649,000. By appointment. 631-666-5982
EAST MEADOW 2 BR 1.5 Ba Townhse,
"Meadowlane Estates" All Redone
In & Out, lo maint/tax. Super Mint!
Move In Cond. $325K. Owner 516-679-2316
EAST ROCKAWAY Opn Hse 6/20, 12:30-2,
320 Atlantic Av, B9. 1br near LIRR. new
appliances $176,500 owner 516-593-1372
FRANKLIN SQ Twnhse 3br 3.5ba cac LR/
DR EIK f/bsmt w/kit mny updates $390s
Open Hse 6/19 10-3 Owner 516-328-1688
FREEPORT 2.5br/1.5ba, new kit, Built
Ins, 1300SF, maint $830. 55 S. Bergen Pl.
Apt 3J. best offer over $175k 516-623-0191
GREAT NECK CO-OP
HILLPARK AVENUE!
2 BR, 1 ba, Kit, Lge 25’X15’ Terr/Patio
2nd Flr, Walk to LIRR/Shopping. $399K.
Princ Only 631-754-5554
ISLANDIA Townhouse LR, DR, Den, 2BR
2.5bth, bsmt, garage. CAC, hdwd flrs,
pool, tenn $360K Ownr 631-582-4406
ISLIP Beautiful 1BR Condo, low maint
$182.94. low taxes $1115.00 yr. $229K.
Must sell 631-232-3823 516-996-6726
LONG BEACH Lg condo, 1 br, W/D, D/W,
parking, pool, 24 hr sec. Walk to LIRR/
beach. Great loc! $265K. 516-238-5899
LONG BEACH Ocean Club decorators
dream o’sized 1BR 1½ba dulpex, breathtaking oceanviews $569k 516-375-3999
MELVILLE The Cove 62+ Gated Condo
Development, 2BR, 2 full ba, Upgrded,
1167sf upper end unit, Move In Now!
On Binder
MIDDLE ISLAND/Birchwood Spring
Lake. Open Hse Sat/Sun 1-4. New Rnch,
lr, dr, den, 2Br, 2bth, $365K. 631-656-6664
MORICHES Waterways 55, newer, 3BR,
2fbth, frpc, chair elev, gar, pond, all
amenities pvt marina $375k. 631-878-7890
Apartments
515 For Rent
MOUNT SINAI, 55+, 2BR, 2ba, LR/frplc,
DR, EIK, new carpet/refrige/brk patio,
gar. Immed! $339K. Owner 631-786-1601
OYSTER BAY "RE-LISTED" CO-OP new
eik/ba/APPLS, 1br, hdwd flrs, fdr, w/d
attic $275k ownr motivated 516-922-0752
PLAINVIEW Hamlet 3br, 2bth end unit,
eik, hdwd/ceramic flrs, gated, bbq,
pool/gym/rest. $615K 516-361-3100
PORT JEFF STA Ranches condo 1BR,
1 1/2bth, full bsmt, W/I closet, deck,
Mint, $289k, Owner 631-689-8944
RIDGE Leisure Vlg Condo, Greenbriar,
2BR, kitchen, DR, LR, CAC, w/d,
Move-in condition, $171K. 207-729-8846
ROCKY POINT Co-op 1BR, 1ba, total renov, nr shops/bus, low maint. No pets.
Asking $120K. 631-209-1920; 631-767-4071
SETAUKET S. 3 Village Green, 3yr old
detach’d gated, 3BR, 2.5bth, CAC, bsmt
2 car gar, 3 Vlg SD, $499,990. 631-467-4675
SETAUKET The Lakes 3BR 2.5ba End
Unit, lake view 4yrs,diamond upgrades,
low taxes $444K. Owner 631-897-0147
SETAUKET THE LAKES, 2BR condo,
2.5ba, lake view, pools, tennis, clubhouse. $390K. Call Owner 631-476-1644
SETAUKET The Lakes 3BR twnhse,
2.5ba, gar, mint, pool, tennis, lo taxes,
3 Vill SD. $450K. Owner 631-642-1011
SETAUKET "THE LAKES", 2BR, 1ba, end
unit, frpl, gar, great loc, amenities,
low tax. $359k. Owner 516-991-5281
SMITHTOWN Gated comm w/clubhouse
pool, tennis 3BR 2½ba lo tax Open Hse
Sat, 1-3, 63 Paddington Ct. press #070 at
gate Must Sell $589k Brkr 516-241-7786
SMITHTOWN Hidden Ponds, Diamond
2BR, 2.5ba duplex, gar, maple/granite
kit, many upgrades. $459,990 631-379-6247
SMITHTOWN Hidden Ponds townhouse,
2BR, 2.5ba duplex w/gar, upgrades,
$459K. Princ only. Call Tom 631-724-7001
SMITHTOWN Windcrest O/S Concord, 2
car gar, 3br/mstr down, ofc, loft, hdwd
flrs, full bsmt, $615K, 631-806-3636
VALLEY STREAM Sunny 2BR Co-op,
hdwd, W/D, 2nd flr, 40 min NYC. Asking
$135K Call Andrea Agent. 516-837-8553
Apartments
For Rent
519
AMITYVILLE, 2BR, kit/LR combo newly
renov’d, full bth, pvt ent. No pets. Avail
7/1. $1600/incl all. Owner 631-241-3298
ASTORIA/Upper Ditmars sunny beaut
3BR apt in pvt house, mint cond. Call
Owner 4-9pm $1400/mo 718-278-6043
BABYLON W 2 BR, lr, eik, full bth, fin
bsmt, w/d, patio w/fenced yd, $1700.
Also 2BR, lr, eik, full bth, a/c, sep entry,
new carpets, drvwy, $1400 516-361-4426
COMMACK Brand New Sunny 1BR, LR,
EIK, full bath w/jacuzzi, pvt prkg
$1200 all incl. 631-266-1179
DEER PARK 1BR, LR, EIK w/tile, 2nd flr,
w/w $1K/all; 2BR, LR, EIK w/tile, pvt
yd, w/w $1575/all. No pets 800-499-5099
DEER PARK Lge 2nd flr, 1 BR, LR, kit,
1 bth, pvt ent, no pets/smoking. $1100 +
elect Avail immed. Owner 631-586-7363
DIX HILLS 1st flr, 2 lge BR, LR, kit, DR,
2ba, pvt parking. No pets. No smoking.
$1500/ALL. Owner 631-586-2514
E. ISLIP New Lg 1BR, Huge EIK, LR, Full
bth, Pvt deck/shed/parking, No smokg/
dogs $1150 incl all/cable 631-650-5073
E ISLIP New 1BR w/sep entry, new bth
& carpeting & appliances. Walking distance to town. $900 incld all 631-334-2123
EAST NORTHPORT 1st fl, 1br, eik, lr,
ba, sep entry, immac, no pets/smoke.
$1200/all 631-368-5716. Avail immed.
ELMONT/FRANKLIN SQUARE
2 BR, EIK, LR, 1ba, No pets. Pvt entry
use of yd, storage closet $1,400 + elec.
Call & leave message 516-873-6021
ELMONT new apt, 1 BR, LR, EIK,
full bth, nr all, non smoking/pets.
all included. $1200. 516-610-4132
ELMONT OPEN HOUSE SUN, 6/13, 2-4
Meacham Ave 1BR, EIK, newly renov’d,
1st flr, near trans. Avail Immed! $975.
NO FEE. Call Evelyn 516-326-0909
ELMONT STUDIO
Brand new $750; w/w, close to transportation. 3 mos/refs. 718-525-1834 lve msg
E. MEADOW showplace, Lg kit LR BR
bth closets I/O cable Immed No smoking/pets $1295/all, +sec/rent 516-481-5940
FLORAL PARK 66-70 Tulip Ave
Garden Apt Large 2BR $1500;
No Fee! Super 516-328-0443 516-486-1010
519
FLORAL PARK by owner, beautiful 3BR
duplex, lr, lge eik, 1 1/2 bth, porch,
drvwy, 1/2 block LIRR, $1800 516-437-1219
FLORAL PARK Walk to RR, 2BR (5rms)
+ attic, 1 car drway, $1600 + 2 mos sec.
No smoking/pets. Owner 516-567-2455
FRANKLIN SQ 2nd flr, 1BR, den, LR, kit,
bth, $1225 incl gas/heat. Also studio,
$950 incl all. No pets/smoke 516-616-0590
GLEN COVE
Luxury Apt’s
NO FEE!! FREE UTILITIES!!
Carpet, AC, DW, Balcony, Parking
Studio $1100; 1BR $1250; 2BR $1600;
2131 Brewster Street ... 516-759-9210
www.GlenArms.com
HICKSVILLE 3rm apt, 1BR, LR, big EIK,
full bath. $1150/mo + electric. Near
LIRR. No smoking, no pets. 516-822-3738
HICKSVILLE - Lge 1BR,
LR, EIK, full ba, W/D, window a/c’s,
$1200/mo util incl. 516-933-3284
HOLTSVILLE 1BR, lg lr, kit, full ba,
inc heat, cable, tennis, pool. Ref’s & 1
month security $1050. Call 631-409-0806
HOLTSVILLE, 2BR, Waverly Pk Condo,
w/d, w/w, CAC, pool, avail August 1,
2 mos sec, $1400+. Owner 631-724-9244
HUNTINGTON 1BR, LR, bth EIK, W/W,
CAC, own therm, yd, pvt ent $1200 incl
util + 1 mos sec,refs Ownr 631-385-8177
HUNTINGTON Pvt 1BR, LR, EIK, own entry, gar, w/d, therm, cable. $1500/all.
No smoke, no fee, refs. 516-382-4326
HUNTINGTON VLG Renov Vict 2BR, eik,
lge LR, DR, w/d, off st pkg, no smoke/
pets $2300 all avail 7/1. 631-757-1316
ISLIP
2BR NEWLY RENOV APT
Spacious & quiet w/new kit, nr shops/
schools/marina, w/w, balcony, CAC, on
site laundry. Heat & hot water incl.
Must see. Call for details 631-224-1317
ISLIP at Islip Ave, 3BR apt, LR, DR, EIK,
bth. Avail now. No pets. No smoking.
$1600/mo plus elec. Owner 917-971-7384
LEVITTOWN 1st flr, expnd’d 2-3 lge BR,
LR, kitchen, fenced yard, lge closets,
pets OK, $1850+. Kerry 516-551-8809
LINDENHURST 3BR, LR/DR, EIK, a/c,
gar, fenced yd, immac, $1850 incls all,
No smoking. Immed. Owner 516-429-2276
LONG BEACH 1BR+ den, deck, driveway,
1 blk beach, no smoking/pets $1350 incl
heat/water. Owner 516-967-2333
LONG BEACH Cozy 1BR apt, sep entry,
lg LR, picture window overlooking deck,
garden & fenced yd, $1195 516-889-9897
LONG BEACH Must see Gorgeous 1st flr
2BR, all newly redone, cac, w/w, dw,
w/d, 3 entr, deck. Immed. No smoking/
pets. $2600/all 516-432-0400 516-432-4545
LYNBROOK Huge Studio, LR, DR, Kit,
BR Alcove, New Tiled Bath, Indoor
gar, pool, must see! $1175. 631-943-1683
MERRICK/BELLMORE 3BR, w/d,
new appls, pvt yard, near all.
$2300 neg + util. 516-807-0398
MERRICK Ultra Mod 1BR
walk in, $1250/mo + 2mos sec, incl util/
sat tv. No pets. Princ Only. 516-314-4661
MINEOLA beautiful large 3BR, EIK, LR,
Dining area, 2 full ba, skylite, great loc,
718-529-8312/516-747-5617 btw 12p-10p
NORTHPORT Waterviews
Close To RR, Village, prkg laundry 1Br
Apt for $1450 2 Br Cottage for $1800
ownr 516-983-4062
OCEANSIDE Lovely remodeled studio,
1st flr, full ba, EIK/new refrige & flrs,
nr all/RR/bus $950 incl heat 516-764-9863
PATCHOGUE N. - 1br Apt, eik, Grnd
Flr, Sep entry, no pets/smoke, sec &
ref’s, $900/all. 631-475-1641
PORT JEFF STA. 3BR apt,LR,FDR, kit,
ba, W/D, CAC, lge yd, drvwy prkng.
No smoke/pets $1950/all 631-258-6348
PORT WASHINGTON Duplex 3 brs, 2½
ba, Lr, Dr, EIK, full fin bsmt, CAC, W/D,
new cond, Owner. $2500. 516-317-8050
PT WASHINGTON renov, 2br 1 bth, walk
RR, $1750; 2br, 2½ba duplex, $2400; 5br,
3bth duplex, $2700. No Fee 516-655-5241
PT JEFFERSON VLG studio, full kitch
w/new stove, LR/BR combo, pets ok,
near train & ferry $500 ownr 631-645-5172
ROCKVILLE CENTRE Apt’s For Rent
1BR $1440; 2BR $1900; Laundry room on
every floor! AC & Dishwasher.
Security Building......... Call 516-764-0773
ROCKY PT charming cottage, spacious
new 1BR, cath ceils w/fans, pvt garden/
yd, walk beach $1175. 631-744-4378
COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL
PROPERTIES
Office
Space
675
LAKE SUCCESS Office to share ideal
for PT, Chiro, other professionals. 950sf
Exquisite decor. Parking, 24 hr access.
Below market value. Call 516-779-3158
LINDENHURST 22,000 sf, $6.25/
sqft net. Retail exposure. 20-30’
high ceils. 1 loading dock, 2 drive-ins. Avail Immed 516-769-8807
ROSLYN HTS Near LIE & LIRR Industrial
Property
2 spaces 1330 & 1460 sq ft offices,
parking. Owner 516-374-0074
WESTBURY Prof’l ofc suites 750-3500sf
avail mod elev bldg w/ample pking, off
Northern State Pkwy, nr train, $23/SF
incl G & E. Build to suit 516-338-2888
689
RONKONKOMA/BOHEMIA 1500sq ft for
rent. Warehouse & office, 2bath, OHD,
Immed. 200amp. Day 631-928-7156.
Cell 516-457-6265/631-244-7073
W.VILLAGE
Horatio St
ALL NEW OFFICE SPACE
1000 sq ft ..................................... $1,350
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212-725-7700
Warehouse
Space
Retail
Space
ASTORIA new comm’l warehouses for
sale, M1 zone, 27x100, full brick & block,
25’ high, 15 yr tax abatement. Call ownr
& save, no bkr fee $699K 718-445-0848
683
LONG ISLAND CITY
1800 SF on 1st fl storefront, 2car gar in
back, 1200 SF bsmt. $2500/mo neg
Avail 8/1/04 Owner 718-784-7967
RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE
New in Clintonville Plaza Mall, 12-40
Clintonville St. Starting at $1500 & up/
unit. Deal w/ownr & save. 718-445-0848
Commercial
Property
686
ALL NYC/QUEENS
500-20,000 SF
WE FIND YOU
OFFICE, RETAIL, WAREHOUSE SPACE
NO FEE
FOR NYC CALL PAUL 212-947-5500 x100
FOR QUEENS CALL ERICA 917-771-2001
FOR BKLYN CALL DON 917-817-4805
Midtown Commercial Real Estate
695
COPIAGUE 4000 sq’
14’ OHD w/yard space & loading dock.
250 Amps. Reasonable/Immediate.
Princ Only 631-484-9195
Investment
Property
698
MANH/LOWER EAST SIDE
5 story loft type bldg, store plus 4
floors, rent roll Approx $200K. Ask
$3,750,000. Hip & upscale loc. 212-691-5656
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Only 7 minutes from Union Square
Close to L, G, J, M, Z trains
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PETER COOPER VILLAGE
Address: 332 First Avenue
Phone: 212 780 1100
Web: www.pcvst.com
Amenities: 80 beautifully landscaped acres, basketball, tennis and
bocce courts, children playgrounds,
24HR security, laundry facilities,
concierge, storage.
Please call for availability
THE MONTROSE
321 E. 84th St.
$380,000 +
$779/mo. Maint.
Lofty extra-high ceilings create a sense of
space in an already
sprawling layout. This
1-bedroom co-op features
a wood-burning fireplace,
exposed brick, super high
walk-in closet, and a huge
living room. It overlooks a
little garden and is
whisper quiet. Just a short
walk to the 4/5/6 train or
catching one of several
buses.
“Smart apartments for intelligent life”
Address: 308 East 38th Street
Phone: 212 707 8100
Web: www.montrosenyc.com
Amenities: 24HR
doorman/concierge, fitness center,
landscaped roof top, bicycle storage,
private storage, resident lounge,
washer/dryer in every residence.
THE FOUNDRY
Address: 505 West 54th Street
Phone: 212 757 0100
Web: www.foundrynyc.com
Amenities: sundeck, lounge, residents garden, fitness center, personal
storage, bicycle room
Citi Habitats, Broker: Susan Schrank,
212-937-9666
MANHATTAN PARK
“On Roosevelt Island..Where Family
Matters”
Address: 30 River Road
Phone: 212 308 4040
Web: www.manhattanpark.com
Amenities: 24HR concierge, outdoor
swimming, sundeck, fitness center,
laundry facilities, marble lobby, five
outdoor playgrounds, playrooms
1BR: from $1695
2BR, 2 Bath: from $2495
Conv 3BR: from $2695
THE CAPITOL
Phone: 212 842 1370
Web: www.thecapitolatchelsea.com
Amenities: 24HR doorman/
concierge, on-site valet services,
landscaped bamboo garden, storage
facilities, laundry facilities, sun deck,
fitness center.
RIVERWATCH
Address: 70 Battery Place
Phone: 212 619 2600
Web: www.brodskyorg.com
Amenities: doorman, garage, sun
deck, on-site super, complimentary
fitness center, bicycle room, private
garden
THE MADISON BELVEDERE
Address: 10 East 29th Street
Phone: 212 213 9800
Web: www.10east29.com
Amenities: 24HR doorman,
concierge, health club and spa, roof
top sundeck, private park
2BR: from $4395
THE SHEFFIELD
“Extraordinary. Convenient. Elegant.”
Phone: 212 581 7777
Web: www.thesheffield.com
concierge, valet, five star sterling
club & spa, spectacular views
Alcove Studios: from $2100
1BR: from $2450
2BR: from $3895
LE RIVAGE
Address: 21 West Street
Phone: 212 509 2121
Web: www.21west.com
concierge, hardwood floors, state-ofthe-art appliances, top brand bathroom fixtures, exercise facilities
Studios: from $1875
1BR: from $2225
2BR with river view: from $3595
360 WEST
Address: 360 West 43rd Street
Phone: 212 262 2100
Amenities: 24HR attended lobby,
rent stabilized, pet friendly, complimentary fitness center, marble baths,
chefís kitchen, parking garage
....... JUST ONE!
WEST END TOWERS
Address: 55-75 West End Avenue
Phone:212 333 2040
Amenities: e xpansive city & river
views, membership health club,
Olympic size pool, 1 acre landscaped
park, comp shuttle bus to Lincoln Ctr
& Columbus Cir, rent stabilized,
shares welcome.
Megan E. DeTore
Wall Street Financial
973-889-0099 ext. 108
WSF
THE SOLAIRE
Address: 20 River Terrace
Phone:212 748 6100
Web: www.the solaire.com
Amenities: parking garage,concierge
with video security, playrooms, bicycle storage, fitness center, roof top
garden, valet services, hi-speed elevators
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Apartments
For Rent
Apartments
519 For Rent
Apartments
519 For Rent
RONKONKOMA Newly renov pvt home,
2nd story, 2 BR, W/D, a/c, balcony,
pvt parking, yd, cable & DSL ready.
$1700 includes heat, water. 631-981-0159
VALLEY STREAM/Westwood beaut
2BR, maint flr, 2 pvt entr, LR, DR, kit,
full ba, nr all, must see. No smoking/
pets, $1250 + util. Owner 718-908-5826
SAYVILLE Bayfront, spacious new
1BR, grt views, decks, a/c, pvt. No pets/
smkg. $1250/all. Refs 631-379-9123
WESTBURY/Salisbury vicinity Immac,
brite, airy, 1BR apt, nr all, No pets/
smoke, $900 incl utils/cable 516-996-2743
WESTBURY updated 1BR apt
$1100
Near all, brite 2 BR apt
$1400
House, 3BR, near all
$1700
Others. Call Van Cleef 516-333-6557
WEST HEMPSTEAD OPEN HSE SUN, 4-6
Nassau Blvd 1BR, recently updated,
1st flr. Avail immediately. $975/mo.
NO FEE. Call Evelyn 516-326-0909
WEST HEMPSTEAD 1BR, EIK, lg LR, gd
size bth, great neighborhood incl heat/
hot wtr/elec. $1,000 516-333-6390
WEST HEMPSTEAD 3BR 1st flr apt,
D/W, bsmt, use of backyard. Ample st
prkng. Near train $1900/mo. 917-860-8344
WEST ISLIP 2 BR, EIK, LR, full bth, pvt
entrance, deck, own thermo. immed
occupancy, $1375 all. Owner 631-669-9375
WEST ISLIP Beaut 3Br, 2bth, lge mstr
BR w/pvt bth, skylts, DW, w/w includ
all utils. $1950. Ownr 347-992-9856
SEAFORD, 3BR, 1 Bath, Yard, Driveway,
Washer/Dryer, $2500. incl util.
1 mo rent, 1 mo Sec. 516-297-5338
SEAFORD Spac sunny 2BR, EIK, LR,
w/d, fenced yard, $1600 incls utils; dock
space avail. Avail now. 516-785-7224
SEAFORD Waterfront Top Hi Rnch, 3br,
lge LR, DR, EIK, full bth, Fla rm, ½ gar,
w/d, yd, porch $1800 516-639-1638
SETAUKET SO. new, beautiful
small studio, no pets/smoking
$750 includes all + 1mo sec 631-471-4111
SOUND BEACH 3BR, new kit, bath, carpet, W/D, brite & sunny Miller Pl
Schools Refs. $1750/all. 631-767-1234
VALLEY STREAM N. Rent or Buy 2/3BR
LR, DR, kit, full bth, washer, yard, patio, CAC, near all, SD#13 516-314-1011
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HUNTER NY-Chalet, built 2003, 3900sqft,
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AMNY Guide to Education |
A New Breed of Leader
Q&A with Dr. Michael “Mick” Maurer on MCNY’s MPA in Emergency and Disaster Management
the impact of future disasters and be preWhat makes managing in emergency situapared to minimize the damage of an episode
tions different from other types of managewhen it occurs.
ment? “Managers in emerThey need to take
gency situations need immeactions immediatediate access to resources that
ly following a disgo beyond those ordinarily
aster to restore
available within the organinormalcy with
zations where they are
responses that save
employed. Therefore they
human lives and
need to know how to gain
begin the recovery
access to and cooperate with
process through
those state and federal agenrepairing damage,
cies mandated under law to
restoring services
provide services when disasand reconstructing
ters strike. Most importantly,
Dr. Michael “Mick” Maurer
facilities after a
they need to have planned,
MPA Emergency and Disaster
disaster strikes.”
Management Program Director
in advance, actions to reduce
MCNY students know that professional advancement requires more than mastery of the basic
knowledge areas common to most colleges.
MCNY is unique in that most of our students
either work full-time or hold internships. Students
apply their classroom learning to the workplace.
This way, MCNY students grow in competence
and build their careers simultaneously.
MCNY students transform their careers and earn their
degrees very quickly. Associate’s (16 months) and
Bachelor’s (2 years and 8 months) degree programs in
Where will these managers come from?
“These managers will emerge from a variety
of areas including for-profit, not-for-profit
and government organizations. Think
beyond police, fire and emergency
response professionals. Emergency managers will be teachers, doctors, agency
workers, hotel staff, airport personnel, transit employees, human resource directors,
architects and building managers. They will
need to address all hazards, in all seasons,
in all phases of the event and all persons
and personalities involved in the event.”
experiential and the theoretical during
which MCNY graduate students are
required to apply knowledge mastered in
class to an internship with an employer. In
so doing, the student creates a document
that addresses the specific response of that
organization to potential disasters and
devises a recovery plan for that organization to implement should a disaster occur.
This internship is 21 hours per week for
each of three semesters.” (Additional
postgraduate certifications will be featured
as well.)
What is so unique about your new MPA in
Emergency and Disaster Management?
“This one-year program is a blend of the
I’d like to learn more, what do I do next?
Call 1 800 33-THINK ext. 5001 or visit our
website at www.metropolitan.edu/go/ampa.
Business and Human Services broaden their career
advancement opportunities. Graduate students in Public
Administration and MBA students in Media Management
and General Management, who may enter MCNY as case
managers, agency directors, community leaders, inventors,
entrepreneurs, producers, media specialists and business
executives, prepare themselves to become prime candidates
for promotions while earning their one-year MCNY
Master’s degree. A new Master of Science in Education
(Childhood 1-6) has just been approved and is scheduled
to begin this September.
Founded in 1964 by educational visionary Audrey
Cohen, MCNY today enrolls close to 1700 students who
are transforming themselves, their jobs and their communities. The MCNY faculty offers students personalized attention to achieve their career goals. And with convenient
locations in Manhattan, Flushing, The Bronx, and Staten
Island, MCNY is a neighborhood school to many.
MCNY financial aid programs and scholarship offerings are available to help you make the most of your college investment.
Join us. Start this summer or fall. Transform yourself
with an education that works.
1-800-33-THINK extension 5001
www.metropolitan.edu
T R A N S F O R M YO U R S E L F W I T H E D U C AT I O N T H AT W O R K S . . . O N LY AT M C N Y.
Announcing New York’s first Graduate
Degree Program in Emergency and
Disaster Management.
“Today’s world demands a
new breed of leader.”
Michael “Mick”
Maurer, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Director, MPA
in Emergency
and Disaster
Management
Program
School for Public
Affairs and
Administration
• Fall semester begins September 10
• Earn your graduate degree in one year
while working full-time
• Convenient class schedules
• Study alongside other professionals and participate in monthly training ride-a-longs
• Scholarships, Financial Aid and Payment
Plans available
• Innovative, performance-based curriculum
taught by a renowned faculty
Information Sessions:
Graduate Degree Programs
Tuesday, June 22
Tuesday, July 13
6:30pm - 7:30pm
MCNY Manhattan
75 Varick St. (off Canal St.)
12th Floor
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by those organizations or the Department of Defense. Accredited by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
Urban Dialogues Spring 2004:
An on-going lecture series designed to
address the unique mission of MCNY. Public
welcome. Call 212-343-1234 ext. 3208
for more information.
Tuesday, June 29
6:00-8:00pm
How Wealth Perpetuates Inequality
Thomas M. Shapiro, Pokross Chair of Law
and Social Policy, Brandeis University
Tuesday, July 20
6:00-8:00pm
Incarceration and Re-entry Into Society
Elaine Bartlett, Dorothy Gaines, Nick
Yarris and Robert Sanchez, Program
Manager, Strive.
increase your enrollments
Contact Allyson DeLucia at adelucia@am-ny.com or 212-239-5454
spotlight
Baruch College alumni fill key
positions in every sector of the
city’s economy — corporate, business, civic and nonprofit — and
form a Who’s Who of influential
leadership across the nation.
careers.
More than 100,000 students
have taken CAPS Courses
since 1978. In a 2003 Survey,
they gave their instructors an
overall 93% Approval rating
amNY
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Bookkeepers), Professional in
Human
Resources/Senior
Professional
in
Human
Resources (PHR/SPHR) and
Certified Financial Planning,
Microsoft MCSE, MSSA and
MCSD.
Languages
—
The
International
Center
for
Language and Cross-Cultural
Communications
(ICL3C)
offers comprehensive modern
language instruction and
English as a Second Language
programs. These fasttrack programs utilize
the Rassias Method®
of instruction, exclusive to CAPS in the
New
York
Metropolitan
area.
Dedicated, engaged
professionals, provide
individual attention in
a small group setting.
Test Prep — The
Division offers preparation for standardized tests including GMAT and
College Level Examination
Program (CLEP).
Corporate Learning Solutions
(CLS) —The newly formed CLS
provides corporations and
organization with valuable
education and training that
meets the challenges of a constantly changing market environment. Most courses can be
customized to mesh with corporate goals and enhance your
company’s bottom line.
Information,
one-on-one
advisement
appointments
(646) 312-5000. Corporate
Learning Solutions (646) 3125114. Online registration,
complete
program
and
course
information
at
http://caps.baruch.cuny.edu.
Baruch College CAPS
builds futures every
day by putting
knowledge to work
The College’s Continuing and
Professional Studies (CAPS)
ranks with the leading
providers of quality professional education and training in
New York City. As today’s job
market confirms, the professional workplace has changed
irrevocably. From now on, no
one can expect to spend a lifetime working at one job, in one
location, for the same employer. Individuals must develop a
sense of responsibility for managing their own careers.
Baruch CAPS gives those individuals the tools and competencies they need.
CAPS faculty members bring
acknowledged
professional
experience to the classroom.
CAPS learners receive an education that will advance their
and their courses and overall
92%.
Here’s what you’ll find at
Baruch CAPS:
Business and IT—Take individual courses or begin professional or master’s certificate
programs in areas like real
estate, accounting, bookkeeping and payroll, certified financial
planning,
human
resources, management, marketing, networking, technology,
operating systems and more.
Many certificate programs
align with external professional
certificates:
Project
Management
(Project
Management
Institute),
Certified Employee Benefits
Specialist
(CEBS),
Bookkeeping
(American
Institute
of
Professional
Copy provided by Baruch College
Student loan repayment plans
are starting to make a difference
The student loan repayment
program, expanded by
Congress last year to help
federal agencies become
more competitive in hiring,
appears to be gaining traction.
Federal agencies used student loan repayments in
Fiscal 2003 to recruit and
retain three times as many
workers as they did in the
previous year, according to a
report from the Office of
Personnel Management.
Last year, federal agencies
provided more than $9.1 million in loan repayments to
2,077 employees, OPM said.
The majority of the reimbursements were made by
the State Department (660
individuals),
Defense
Department (469), Securities
and Exchange Commission
(257) , General Accounting
Office (231) and the Justice
Department (160).
The State Department provided the benefit to 472
Foreign Service officers in
hard-to-fill overseas posts and
to 188 civil servants working
in jobs where it is hard to
recruit and retain staff, the
OPM report said.
The Justice Department,
which made only one student
loan repayment in 2002,
expanded the program dramatically last year, making
payments on behalf of 61
lawyers and 46 special agents.
Several agencies told OPM
that being able to offer loan
reimbursement allowed them
to remain competitive with
the private sector in recruiting talented workers.
One Defense agency, which
was not identified in the
report, said its acceptance
rate by job applicants rose
from 42% to 60% last year,
apparently because of the
student loan repayment program. Kevin Simpson, executive vice president of the
nonprofit Partnership for
Public Service, called the
expanded use of the repayment program “a wake-up
call” to agencies that do not
offer the benefit.
“What you see is leadership,” he said of the agencies
that offer loan repayments.
“It’s Colin Powell at State
saying, “I am going to remake
my Foreign Service corps and
do a lot to make sure I recruit
the right people.”
Under the program, agencies can repay as much as
$10,000 for an employee in a
year, up to a lifetime total of
$60,000. In return, the
employee must to remain
with the agency for at least
three years.
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amNY
spotlight
A new five-year Master Plan for
The City University of New York features the hiring of hundreds of new
full-time faculty, the establishment
of a new school of professional
studies, and the building of a $198
million advanced science research
center as part of an innovative and
diverse educational road map for
the 19-campus system.
Most notable in the plan,
which was adopted by the
Board of Trustees, is the call to
hire 800 new full-time faculty
members that will assure
CUNY’s continuing rise within
the ranks of preeminent institutions of higher education.
“With this master plan,”
Chancellor Matthew Goldstein
said, “the University will continue its institutional renewal,
will strengthen its high academic standards and will continue its mission to offer more
meaningful educational opportunities to the widest range of
students, including, importantly, those who are among the
most highly qualified as well as
those inadequately prepared
for college.”
Among other key initiatives
contained in the 2004-2008
master plan, which will be
submitted to the New York
State Board of Regents, are the
following:
•
A
Coordinated
Undergraduate
Education
Initiative will aim at strengthening undergraduate education
by bringing together several
projects that have been developed in recent years to maxi-
University-wide investigation of
the foundations of what should
constitute a college education
in the 21st century.
The
Project has been engaging faculty, students and administrators from the senior and com-
will prepare students for
careers in TV, radio and print
news and will focus on media
coverage of the metropolis.
• The building of a $198million Advanced Science
Research Center on the City
CUNY Plans Expansion
of Full-Time Faculty
New Science Research Center
New School of Professional
Studies
mize student success. These
include: the Coordinated
Freshman Programs, free
Summer Immersion Programs,
Academic Support Programs,
Writing Across the Curriculum
and
the
new
General
Education
Project,
a
munity colleges.
•The plan envisions the
opening, in September 2005,
of a new Graduate School of
Journalism. Tapping the wide
array of New York City media
resources, including established professionals, the school
College campus in Harlem will
consolidate core resources
from all CUNY campuses. The
center—which will be supported by NASA, the National
Institutes of Health and private
companies—will focus on bioscience and biosensing, which
has many practical applications, including monitoring and
identifying biological terrorism
and the treatment of disease.
It will function in conjunction
with
the
Center
for
Macromolecular Assemblies at
the College of Staten
Island
and
CCNY’s
Structural Biology Center.
• Concentrated hiring of
new faculty members in
designated key disciplines
is also planned. Among
these key areas are art
history, visual arts and
foreign languages, as well
as in digital media, and in
photonics, a field in
which researchers are
exploring ways to harness
light to generate energy.
• The University will
implement a system-wide
program to improve the
recruitment, retention and
graduation rates of male
African-American
and
Caribbean-American students.
This initiative will build upon
existing CUNY programs,
notably the Male Development
and Empowerment Center at
Medgar Evers College, which
recently was expanded to
actively involve other CUNY
campuses.
•The U.S. History Initiative
will be enhanced by adding
more senior faculty who have
expertise in scholarship and
teaching, and strengthened by
the introduction of new online
courses and teaching methods.
This will ensure that CUNY’s
diverse student body, many of
them new immigrants, will be
able to gain a thorough knowledge of the history of their new
country.
•Expansion of the School of
Professional Studies, a schedule-flexible Master’s-level program, will strengthen the
University’s ability to respond
to the educational needs of
business and industry, unions,
non-profit organizations, City
agencies, and self-employed
members of the city’s workforce. Both credit and noncredit opportunities will be
offered. Credits will be applicable to undergraduate and
advanced degrees, as well as
certificates and accreditations
in such fields as education,
law, art and culture, finance,
health and human services,
and foreign languages.
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A new five-year Master Plan for
The City University of New York features the hiring of hundreds of new
full-time faculty, the establishment
of a new school of professional
studies, and the building of a $198
million advanced science research
center as part of an innovative and
diverse educational road map for
the 19-campus system.
Most notable in the plan,
which was adopted by the
Board of Trustees, is the call to
hire 800 new full-time faculty
members that will assure
CUNY’s continuing rise within
the ranks of preeminent institutions of higher education.
“With this master plan,”
Chancellor Matthew Goldstein
said, “the University will continue its institutional renewal,
will strengthen its high academic standards and will continue its mission to offer more
meaningful educational opportunities to the widest range of
students, including, importantly, those who are among the
most highly qualified as well as
those inadequately prepared
for college.”
Among other key initiatives
contained in the 2004-2008
master plan, which will be
submitted to the New York
State Board of Regents, are the
following:
•
A
Coordinated
Undergraduate
Education
Initiative will aim at strengthening undergraduate education
by bringing together several
projects that have been developed in recent years to maxi-
University-wide investigation of
the foundations of what should
constitute a college education
in the 21st century.
The
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careers in TV, radio and print
news and will focus on media
coverage of the metropolis.
• The building of a $198million Advanced Science
Research Center on the City
CUNY Plans Expansion
of Full-Time Faculty
New Science Research Center
New School of Professional
Studies
mize student success. These
include: the Coordinated
Freshman Programs, free
Summer Immersion Programs,
Academic Support Programs,
Writing Across the Curriculum
and
the
new
General
Education
Project,
a
munity colleges.
•The plan envisions the
opening, in September 2005,
of a new Graduate School of
Journalism. Tapping the wide
array of New York City media
resources, including established professionals, the school
College campus in Harlem will
consolidate core resources
from all CUNY campuses. The
center—which will be supported by NASA, the National
Institutes of Health and private
companies—will focus on bioscience and biosensing, which
has many practical applications, including monitoring and
identifying biological terrorism
and the treatment of disease.
It will function in conjunction
with
the
Center
for
Macromolecular Assemblies at
the College of Staten
Island
and
CCNY’s
Structural Biology Center.
• Concentrated hiring of
new faculty members in
designated key disciplines
is also planned. Among
these key areas are art
history, visual arts and
foreign languages, as well
as in digital media, and in
photonics, a field in
which researchers are
exploring ways to harness
light to generate energy.
• The University will
implement a system-wide
program to improve the
recruitment, retention and
graduation rates of male
African-American
and
Caribbean-American students.
This initiative will build upon
existing CUNY programs,
notably the Male Development
and Empowerment Center at
Medgar Evers College, which
recently was expanded to
actively involve other CUNY
campuses.
•The U.S. History Initiative
will be enhanced by adding
more senior faculty who have
expertise in scholarship and
teaching, and strengthened by
the introduction of new online
courses and teaching methods.
This will ensure that CUNY’s
diverse student body, many of
them new immigrants, will be
able to gain a thorough knowledge of the history of their new
country.
•Expansion of the School of
Professional Studies, a schedule-flexible Master’s-level program, will strengthen the
University’s ability to respond
to the educational needs of
business and industry, unions,
non-profit organizations, City
agencies, and self-employed
members of the city’s workforce. Both credit and noncredit opportunities will be
offered. Credits will be applicable to undergraduate and
advanced degrees, as well as
certificates and accreditations
in such fields as education,
law, art and culture, finance,
health and human services,
and foreign languages.
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According to the United
States
Department
of
Education, about 40 percent of
all undergraduate students
worked full time in the 19992000 school year and that
number has been on a steady
rise. The increased presence
of working adults enrolled in
higher education degree programs has led to a natural evolution in the traditional higher
education infrastructure that
continually creates a multitude
of new educational options for
working adults. Due to the
increase in options, it is essential that adult students carefully research their choices to
assess and conclude whether a
university meets specific educational needs and expectations. The following guidelines
will assist New Jersey adults in
pursuing their higher education
goals in 2004.
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School Qualifications
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accredited by visiting the
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Whether you are interested
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scholarly endeavors, or the hot
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economy, you’ll find your place
at The City College of New
York, the nation’s first institution of public higher education.
And you don’t have to assume
tens of thousands of dollars of
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If you love music, for example, you can study composition
with a Pulitzer Prize-winning
composer or jazz with an
American jazz master. Or you
can specialize in the sonic arts,
preparing for a career in broadcast, studio or Internet audio
recording in a state-of-the art
studio facility unmatched in
the region.
As an artist, you can study
painting, photography or sculpture, or you can choose the
high-tech route, learning electronic/web design in a multimedia arts program under the
direction of a nationally known
Internet artist.
In our School of Engineering
United States Department of
Education
website
at
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educational institutions that
meet accreditation criteria.
The US DOE is the ultimate
authority in this matter, so
never simply rely on one institution to provide accreditation
feedback on another.
Ask for the school’s student
retention rate; the industry
average in retention is around
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designed for busy working professionals. Rather than multiple courses or weekday classes, many institutions offer
weekend or evening courses
held using a non-traditional
(lack of semester) schedule.
GUIDELINE 3 – Inquire about
Life Experience Credit
A common complaint among
adults returning to school is
that they have many years of
‘real-world’ work experience
Guidelines for
New Jersey Adults
Seeking Higher
Education
56 percent. High turnover at a
school is a potential warning
sign of persistently unsatisfactory educational experiences.
GUIDELINE 2 – Integrate
Classes with Work Schedule
One of the major reasons
adults leave post-secondary
school is due to lack of time
and flexibility with their school
schedule.
Many programs available are
and then have to begin schooling with preparatory classes.
Many institutions will give
students course credit for
knowledge gained through
their career or work experience
or certificated learning. Ask
your educational institution if
they have a formal, structured
program recognized by the
U.S. Department of Education
you can pursue traditional programs in chemical, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering and Computer science
– or in computer engineering to
combine an interest in hardware and software. Or take
advantage of the School’s new
Center
for
Biomedical
Engineering, which boasts a
faculty described by evaluators
from MIT as among the best in
Engineering and Sophie Davis
School
of
Biomedical
Education are nationally
known; and our School of
Education is a major feeder
into the New York City public
school system.
At City College, you are joining a world-class academic
community. Eight CCNY alumni have won the Nobel Prize;
ten of our faculty are currently
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City College:
From Tradition
to Cutting Edge
the nation.
These are just a few of the
more than 125 undergraduate
and graduate degree programs
– including twelve doctoral
programs – that you can find at
City College. CCNY is really a
small university, including four
professional schools: City’s
School of Architecture, Urban
Design
and
Landscape
Architecture – the only public
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the midst of one of the greatest
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members of the prestigious
National Academies of Science
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number of alumni who have
gone on to become America’s
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In recent years CCNY has
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nationally in the number of
graduates who have gone on to
earn Ph.D.’s, and today’s graduates are leaders in science,
the arts, business, government, architecture, education,
medicine and law.
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Truth Hurts’
grows up with
her sophomore
ablum, “Ready
Now,” which
made its debut in
music stores
yesterday.
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Telling the Truth again
Truth’s back — but with more of the same she hurt you with the first time
BY RASHOD D. OLLISON
The Baltimore Sun
The song was fierce, a bizarre
banger with an odd Indian
vocal sample riding the
groove of B.T. Express’ “Do It
(‘Til You’re Satisfied).”
Truth Hurts’ “Addictive,”
produced by Dr. Dre and
DJ Quik with a smoothedout rap from legendary
rhyme spitter Rakim, was
one of the biggest
crossover hits of 2002.
The video, replete
with
hip-shaking
Indian-inspired dance
sequences, stayed in
frequent rotation on
MTV and BET. The
joint thumped from
countless radio and
club speakers and hit
No. 1. In the mix of
exotic beats and shrill
melisma,
Truth
extolled the man of
her dreams:
“He’s so contagious, he turns my
pages
He’s got me anxious, he’s
what I waited for
He keeps me guessin’, spon
— tan — ne — ous ...”
After “Addictive” fell off the
charts, it looked as if Truth
would join the long, long list of
one-hit wonders. Her debut,
“Truthfully
Speaking,”
released on Dre’s Aftermath
label, charted high but disappeared rather quickly without
producing another sure hit.
Now, after two years away
from the scene, Truth is back
with her sophomore effort,
“Ready Now.” Calling from a
promotional stop in Detroit,
the woman born Shari Watson
says, “I evolved into what I
wanted to do musically on the
new album. This is more of an
interim record, but it’s a great
record. I wanted to put out
something before people were
like, ‘What? She’s gone?’”
Before recording “Ready
Now,” Truth made some professional changes. Because of
creative differences, the singer
cut her studio ties with Dre,
her mentor of five years, and
she left his label. Truth signed
to Pookie Records, the independent label owned by
Grammy-winning singer-musician-producer Raphael Saadiq.
“I hooked up with Raphael
through mutual friends in the
industry,” she says. “I’ve been
wanting to work with him ever
since he was with Tony! Toni!
Tone! I was just waiting for the
opportunity basically.”
Truth says she learned much
from her time with Dre, who
gave the singer her stage name
because of her upfront attitude.
“We’re still cool,” she says.
“There’s no beef at all. I still
work out at his gym.”
But with Saadiq, she feels
more open to be herself and
experiment a little with her
approach.
“Dre was the kind of producer to grab you by the neck and
get involved with the production,” Truth says. “Raphael is
more of an executive producer,
allowing me to be me and coming in later to smooth the
edges.”
Because Interscope/Universal distributed “Aftermath,”
Truth had to deal with majorlabel issues regarding money
(“The money they put in the
album — they wanted to see
that back fast,” she says) and
image (“Since they wanted
their money back so fast, they
were like, ‘We’re gonna dress
you like this. You’re gonna sing
this.’”). All of which frustrated
the St. Louis-born artist. And
like so many in the game, she’s
trekking down the independent route because “you reap
the returns faster,” she says.
“And the freedom is important
if you’re a real artist.”
But with all the talk about
being a free artist, Truth doesn’t take many artistic risks.
Lyrically, the focus is mostly on
the usual: The rollercoaster
methods of modern love,
though the cut “Phone Sex” is
perhaps one of the steamiest
urban cuts since Aaliyah’s
“Rock the Boat.”
Overall, the album is radiofriendly and club-ready, but
with nothing as “Addictive.”
Still, “Ready Now” showcases
the blossoming skills of a talented artist.
Q /A:
(BRIAN TAMBORELLO)
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The Shins’ frontman, James Mercer, second from the left, gets a little crazy with his fellow band members.
James Mercer
of The Shins
BY GEOFF HARKNESS
Red Eye Special Contributor
The frontman for The Shins
— who’ve been touring for six
months in support of their
second album, “Chutes Too
Narrow”— talks about life on
the road.
RED EYE Does it feel like
you’ve been on tour forever?
MERCER Yeah. It’s good, the
tours are going well, but it
does get tiring. It’s such a
strange lifestyle, to be constantly in hotel rooms.
RED EYE Do you
songs on the road?
write
MERCER No, I don’t. Right
now, though, I’m in a position
where I have to. So I’m having to learn how to set time
aside and just sit in the hotel
room and work on songs.
RED EYE You have to?
MERCER We’ve got opportunities right now that
require us to provide Sub Pop
with some more songs, so
we’re gong to try to record
when we’re in L.A. It’s difficult for me to be creative
when we’re on the road. I
guess the times when I’m
most creative are when I’m
really relaxed and alone and
sitting quietly with the guitar
or something. It’s usually not
like that on the road.
RED EYE Your stage concerts are rowdier than your
recordings. How come?
MERCER I think we have a
different approach when we
record. We attempt to just
sort of relay the song as best
we can, while live I think we
just try to have a good time
and give people their money’s
worth. We don’t worry too
much about the difference
between the studio and the
live thing.
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to translate your experience to academic credits. Guideline 4 –
Discover Financial Aid Options Speak to a financial counselor at
an educational institution to learn about options and qualifications for financial aid and visit the National Association of
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www.studentloan.com or www.educaid.com.
Many corporations will also pay or reimburse tuition for
employees. Investigate options through your managerial staff
or training/human resources department.
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The same education model that works for a younger student
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diningout
FOOD FANATIC
A nostalgic summertime
favorite: Ice Cream cones
BY PEGGY CHUNG
CONES
272 Bleecker St.
New York, NY 10014-4104
Cross Street: Between Morton Street
and Jones Street
Phone: (212) 414-1795
• 1 part Kalhua
• 2 parts Bacardi
'151 '
Recipe from: Benny Sutter,the mixologist for 718 Restaurant.
ICE CREAM, SORBET OR
MAYBE GELATO?
MARY’S DAIRY
One of the newer entrants into
the ice cream fray is the deliciously quirky Mary’s Dairy at
171 West 4th Street. Mary’s
comes complete with a busty,
anime Mary and choices of
soft serve and hard pack ice
cream. If you’re willing to
share, the “Too Much is Just
About Enough” ice cream
selection may be just the
thing, with its ambitious mix of
brownie, Krispy Kreme, and
cookie, each topped with a
scoop of ice cream. If you
want something a tad less
self-indulgent, you can also
choose Mary’s “Likity Lite Soft
Serve,” which is fat-free and
cholesterol-free.
La Cucaracha
(a flaming drink!)
Line up shot glasses.
Pour in the Bacardi
‘151’ across the shot
glasses on a fire proof surface. Light on
fire (be careful). Use straws to drink
quickly!
There’s something magical
about the combination of ice
cream and summer. Maybe
it’s the nostalgia that makes
the sweet, cold treat such a
winner, or maybe it’s the
simplicity of a little cream,
sugar and whatever flavor
your heart could wish for.
This Father’s Day, bring the
dad to tap into New York’s
many offeringsfor a tasty
cone.
Mary’s Dairy
171 W 4th St.
New York, NY 10014
Cross Street: Jones Street
Phone: (212) 242-6874
HAPPY
This week’s drink is from 718 Restaurant, at 35-01 Ditmars
Blvd., Astoria, Queens. Call 718-204-5553.
You can also
choose to cool
down a few blocks
away with Cones at
272 Bleecker. This
popular parlor not only
offers rich ice cream and
flavorful sorbets, but also
offers a small seating area.
HAAGEN DAZS
Opened in 1988 by two
brothers from Argentina,
Cones in the village offers
Tiramisu and Zambaglione
flavors among its choices.
1515 Broadway (and various locations)
New York, NY 10036-8901
Phone: (212) 626-7305
If you want to go a little more
tried and true, you can always
go to the decadent Haagen
Dazs with various locations
throughout the city.
TASTI-D-LITE
7 E. 14th St. (and various locations)
New York, NY 10011
Phone: (212) 243-0477
For a little lighter option, the
ubiquitous Tasti-D-Lite offers a
creamy soft, non-dairy treat.
MR. SOFTEE
Located on a street corner near you.
If you’re more of an on-the-
Is it ice cream, sorbet or is it gelato? How do you tell the
difference? Ice cream may have air added to its basic recipe
of eggs, cream and sugar. Gelato has no air added, and has
more milk and eggs and less cream than ice cream. Sorbets
are all fruit, lemon and sugar. There is no milk, cream or eggs.
Mangia (22 W 23rd St. and 40 Wall St.) has good gelato and
even parades a little gelato stand in front of its restaurants in the
city. Another fun place to get excellent pistachio gelato is a cozy
little restaurant at the South Street Seaport called Quartino (21
Peck Slip). Quartino offers a good chocolate cake and you can
ask for the pistachio gelato to be switched in for the vanilla.
Both of these restaurants have a nice atmosphere to bring Dad
for Father’s Day.
For a larger listing of restaurants that feature Father’s Day menus,
see p. 33.
Vegetarian Corner
It’s NYC, so what better than a burger joint and a diner!
move ice cream eater, you can
catch a bit of nostalgia with
the ice cream trucks that seem
to appear on every corner during the summer. Mr. Softee is
a favorite for its creamy soft
serve that is miraculously produced in the back of the truck.
For those less adventurous,
you can also get pre-packaged ice cream bars that may
not be as satisfying, but can
still lead to a deliciously sweet
and messy experience.
Better Burger
178 Eighth Ave (at West 19th St.)
565 Third Ave
Burgers! Louis Lanza’s menu offers a Soy as well as a Veggie
burger. The burgers are cooked on a different grill than meat
burgers.
Veg City Diner
55 W. 14th St.
A hip diner spot in the West Village, Union Square area. Veg
City Diner serves up meatless diner favorites such as chili and
cheese fries.
dining out
Italian
Franny’s
295 Flatbush Avenue
Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
718-230-0221
PRIX FIXE
$13.50–Lunch
174 5th Ave Ste 1
New York, NY 10010-5945
Cross Street: 22nd Street
Phone: 212-675-5096
Soup or salad
Choice of Entree:
Grilled Hanger Steak
Grilled Salmon
Roasted Chicken
Penne Pasta
Choice of Dessert:
Creme Caramel
Apple Walnut Bread Pudding
* REGULAR MENU ALSO AVAILABLE
Call For Reservations Or More Information
Crispo, which opened to
much acclaim almost two
years ago has stood the test
of time and has quickly
established itself as one of
the city’s premier Italian
restaurants. The chef/owner,
Frank Crispo, who perfected
his craft cooking for celebrity kingpins, serves up gently
priced lovingly prepared
Southern inspired Italian
food that is sexy, sumptuous
and soul satisfying. With
soft dim lighting and unrefined urbane brick walls,
Crispo may be one of the
Otto
One Fifth Avenue
212 995-9559
South
American
Caracas Arepa Bar
91 East Seventh Street
(near First Avenue)
212-228-5062
The Caracas Arepa Bar is
New York’s shrine to the
arepa. Located on an off-
Pizzeria
& Restaurant
serving wall street since 1985
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The Crown Prince of
Pastrami
205 E Houston St, Lower
East Side
Phone: 212-254-2246
Founded in 1889, Katz’s is a
living museum of history
located in the same neighborhood where Jewish
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Eisenberg’s has been serving up hot pastramis on rye
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AMNY What is your
favorite dish on BLT Steak’s
menu?
TOURONDEL I like the sole.
I eat it like five times a week.
It is clean, simple and
healthy.
AMNY The BLT in your
restaurant's name stands for
Bistro Laurent Tourondel,
but you did include a BLT
sandwich on your menu. Was
TOURONDEL Yes. I had to
have a BLT, so I added foie
gras.
TOURONDEL I am opening
BLT Fish, probably at the end
of September. It will be on
17th Street between 5th and
6th Avenue.
AMNY What is
favorite cut of meat?
your
AMNY What other restaurants do you enjoy in the city?
TOURONDEL I actually like
hangar steak, and kobe skirt
steak. I think kobe would be
my favorite, because of both
the taste and texture. People
TOURONDEL Balthazar. It is
just the classic. I always go to
Balthazar.
this a must?
Dining out with Dad
Waiting until the last minute
to decide on a gift? Make a
reservations to take dad out
for brunch or dinner on his
special day.
Some local restaurants are
offering prix fixe menus or
specials on Sunday:
718 RESTAURANT
718, a French spot in Astoria,
has Dad’s Day specials from
noon to 9 p.m., including a
food and wine tasting platter. If
Dad is up for it, there is a nice
selection of wines to be had
as well. 781, 35-01 Ditmars
Blvd, Astoria 718-204-5553.
BEN BENSON’S
AMNY You were the executive chef at the seafood
restaurant Cello before opening BLT Steak this spring,
and now I understand you are
opening a new spot for fish?
Midtown steakhouse Ben
Benson’s is giving every dad
who comes in on Sunday a
free gift — a bottle of the
restaurant’s horseradishy
steak sauce (sold at Whole
Foods and other markets).
Ben Benson’s, 123 W. 57th
Street, 212-581-8888.
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At davidburke & donatella on
the Upper East Side, Chef
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special brunch dish called “Fit
for a King,” featuring a barbecued steak and poached
eggs. davidburke & donatella,
133 East 61st Street, 212-8132121.
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The Lower East Side
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is serving a special threecourse dinner with sauteed
swordfish for $30. Petrosino,
190 Norfolk Street 212- 6733773.
Also, an option for the
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• 1 cup grape seed oil
• 2 tablespoons honey
• 4 tablespoons
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• 8 tablespoons
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• 6 tablespoons
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• 6 cups mache (or
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• 4 tablespoons thinly
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• 1 cup chopped
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• 4 tablespoons extra
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List-ending abbr.
No neatnik
Numbers game
Scrabble piece
Sonata finale
Like Wrigley Field’s
walls
Track team
member
“With parsley,”
on menus
Really miffed
Revolver feature,
perhaps
Echo spots
__ NO HOOKS
Legendary deejay
Sign of hunger
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Poet Mark Van __
Bread spread
Big blows
43 Spritzer ingredient
44 Trucker’s expense
46 __-i-noor
diamond
47 After the bell
48 Success of a sort
52 Author Levin
53 Like some reviews
58 Loud sounds
63 Kind of
43 Across
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65 Chart with
contour lines
68 Roomy dress
69 Warning sign
70 Lhasa __
71 Add a lane to
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Diva’s rendition
Copper/zinc coin
Patella’s place
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emollient
Dudley Do-Right’s
beloved
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Country singer
Hall
Telejournalist
Bernard
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“__ you for real?”
Scopes attorney
Smeller
Until now
Bay city
“Halt, salts!”
Bank takebacks
Hammer part
Caron film
In the thick of
Fork point
18-wheeler
Football great
Dawson
Where Ft. Wayne is
Pageant crown
Edgar __ Poe
Southpaw
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Chat-room
guffaw
Yesterday’s solution
“To Autumn”
and others
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in big tops
Texas
national park
Lendl of tennis
Robert De __
USMC bigwigs
Garfield’s foil
Calico’s cry
Cable TV
Stan Newman’s latest book of 100
channel
daily puzzles is available for $8.95,
Go-ahead
postpaid, autographed upon request.
cues
Send check to: Crosswords, PO Box
Whole bunch 69-A, Massapequa Park, NY 11762.
Bit of cereal
To get the advantage, check the day’s rating:
10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.
nists buzzing, don’t let it be over how
5
much you wasted on a silly purchase.
(June 22-July 22)
Make sure the buzz is about what a
June 17 • The opportunity to do what
There’s so much to do and so little
great deal you made.
you’ve long wanted is now at hand.
time! How did you get into this mess?
Your sense of self is very strong, but
It isn’t all your fault, but start out with
7
don’t waste it on yourself. If you use
the stuff that is your fault.
(Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
your immense talent to benefit others,
Let your partner or legal advisor repreyou’ll benefit in return.
8
sent you now. He or she is more likely
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to find the words that can convince
You consider it fun to stand up in front
skeptics. And heed an expert regarding
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of a group. This is a fabulous day for it,
an impending purchase.
By now you should have discovered
because the audience will be receptive.
how little you really know. It’s humSo if you have anything that you want
5
bling, but it’s also a good thing. It
to say or sell, speak up.
(Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
spurs you to get more involved, and
Continue projects you started. You’re
that will lead to success.
5
not expected to be brilliant now, just
(Aug.
23-Sept.
22)
5
thorough. The more widgets you crank
Soon, the majority opinion will swing
out, the more successful you’ll be.
(April 20-May 20)
to your side. It’s partly because of how
Continue to allow good fortune and
you’ve adhered to principles, partly
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wealth to flow your way. Think of ways
because you’re right. Don’t give up.
(Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
you can provide for your loved ones
You’re attracted to a person who’s
10
with this windfall or legacy. However,
charming and amusing. This marmake sure you pay yourself first.
(Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
velous being also thinks you’re a fabuThink in terms of expanding your area
9
lous catch.
of influence. There’s a lot more avail(May 21-June 21)
able now. And don’t take the first offer
5
You can’t accomplish everything now,
you get, by the way.
(Feb. 19-March 20)
but you can make a start. Write it in
Your household environment may be
your diary. Nobody else needs to know
5
getting chaotic. Hold onto your faith,
at this point. You may want to edit, add
(Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
your sense of humor and your visions
or delete. Imagination is your guide.
If you want to get the gossip columof how things will be.
YOUR HOROSCOPE BY LINDA BLACK
TODAY’SBIRTHDAY
TODAY’SWEATHER
REGIONAL FORECAST
Leo
Aries
Capricorn
Virgo
Taurus
Aquarius
Newark
85/68
Pisces
Scorpio
Montauk
75/64
Huntington
81/73
Central Park
84/69
Hoboken
83/68
Hicksville
81/68
Jamaica
81/68
Air Quality
Today: Moderate
Long Beach
78/68
Source: New York Department of Environmental Conservation
A stationary frontal boundary will produce mostly cloudy skies with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms over the region today. Mostly cloudy with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms overnight.
More scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible Friday, with partly sunny skies. Weak high pressure will produce partly cloudy skies and pleasant temperatures for the weekend, then some more thunderstorms will be possible Monday and Tuesday.
REGIONAL TEMPS
City
Thursday
Bridgeport
80/67/t
Hicksville
81/68/t
Hoboken
83/68/t
Huntington
81/73/t
Jamaica
81/68/t
Jersey City
85/68/t
Long Beach
78/68/t
Mineola
81/68/t
Montauk
75/64/t
New Haven
79/66/t
New York City
84/69/t
Newark
85/68/t
Stamford
80/65/t
White Plains
82/66/t
TODAY
SUN & MOON
Sunset today
Sunrise tomorrow
Moonrise today
Moonset today
New
First
June 17 June 25
THURSDAY
Friday
82/63/t
84/65/t
85/66/t
Showers and
Partly sunny, chance of
84/65/t
thunderstorms
thunderstorms
84/66/t
84
69
85
67
87/69/t
80/65/t
SUNDAY
MONDAY
84/65/t
78/61/t
81/62/t
85/67/t
87/69/t
82/62/t Partly cloudy skies and Partly sunny, chance
84/65/t
pleasant
of thunderstorms
79
60
80
63
SATURDAY
Partly cloudy skies
and pleasant
81
62
TUESDAY
Partly sunny, chance
of thunderstorms
90
73
NATIONAL FORECAST
8:30 p.m.
5:24 a.m.
4:52 a.m.
8:51 p.m.
Full
Last
July 2
July 9
ALMANAC
Statistics through 6 p.m. yesterday
Temperature
High/Low Wednesday
87/74
Normal High/Low
79/64
Record High
97 in 1891
Record Low
52 in 1927
Precipitation
Total Wednesday
0.00"
Month to date
0.38"
Year to date
18.06"
Normal month to date
2.05"
Normal year to date
22.67"
Cooling Degree Days
Yesterday
16
Month to date
97
Year to date
193
Last year to date
59
Normal year to date
166
Libra
Gemini
Stamford
80/65
White Plains
82/66
Cancer
Sagittarius
New Haven
79/66
Bridgeport
80/67
Forecast weather conditions
for 3:00 p.m. today.
City
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Honolulu
Houston
Jacksonville
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Memphis
Today
92/60/pc
88/71/t
87/68/t
82/64/t
76/56/t
92/75/pc
69/50/t
75/59/t
76/61/t
88/75/s
91/74/pc
90/72/t
99/76/s
70/62/s
87/75/t
Friday
92/62/pc
90/72/t
87/66/t
76/64/t
75/58/pc
94/72/pc
75/54/t
77/58/t
76/55/sh
88/76/s
93/75/pc
90/74/t
99/75/s
71/61/s
88/76/pc
City
Today
Miami
88/78/t
Minneapolis
73/55/c
New Orleans
90/74/t
New York
84/69/t
Omaha
73/58/t
Orlando
91/73/t
Philadelphia
87/71/t
Phoenix
104/78/s
Pittsburgh
80/66/t
Salt Lake City 81/58/pc
San Diego
69/64/s
San Francisco 68/55/s
Seattle
80/56/s
St. Louis
86/66/t
Washington
88/72/t
Friday
90/77/t
73/54/t
91/75/pc
85/67/t
77/57/t
92/74/t
86/67/t
106/78/s
78/58/t
78/61/t
69/63/s
70/55/s
80/56/s
82/64/t
89/70/t
INTERNATIONAL FORECAST
City
Acapulco
Baghdad
Berlin
Bermuda
Brussels
Cancun
Dublin
Today
91/73/pc
109/77/s
74/57/c
78/67/s
74/55/pc
99/72/pc
69/53/sh
Friday
92/78/pc
108/79/s
73/54/pc
77/64/pc
69/56/pc
101/73/pc
64/47/pc
City
Jerusalem
Kingston
London
Mexico City
Moscow
Nassau
Paris
Today
91/65/s
91/77/s
72/56/pc
84/56/t
62/42/sh
90/76/pc
73/54/pc
Forecasts, maps and data ©2004 Weather Central, Inc., Madison, Wis.
Friday
93/65/s
89/74/s
68/52/pc
86/56/t
66/47/pc
88/77/t
72/53/pc
City
Rio
Rome
Singapore
Sydney
Tokyo
Toronto
Vancouver
Today
76/63/s
73/54/t
93/76/t
67/48/pc
85/62/pc
75/61/sh
79/52/s
Friday
82/66/s
81/60/pc
89/77/t
64/46/pc
88/65/pc
72/58/t
79/53/s
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Gd sal/bnfts Fax resume 973-328-0485
WEB ID ND12901576
AUTO PARTS COUNTER HELP
Busy store looking for expí d counter
help. Great oppty for right person.
Bilingual +. Call Frank at 718-978-4500
WEB ID ND12092066
AUTO SERVICE CONSULTANT
Needed for busy Ford dealer. Excellent
oppty for exp’d & energetic CSI oriented team player. ADP a + sal & comm,
bnfts, 401K. Call Maryann 516-358-9500
WEB ID ND12902090
AUTO TECHS A & B
Grand Prix Jeep/Chrysler/Subaru is expanding. Opportunity for 2 experienced
techs. Chrysler/Subaru certified bonus.
All bnfts. Call Dan @ 516-822-1550
WEB ID ND12903549
CARPENTER & FOREMAN M/F
Building co looking for exp’d people.
Call 631-231-2000 or Fax res 631-231-2366
WEB ID ND12903463
CLERICAL, CASHIER, & SECURITY
Rapidly growing co. NOW HIRING!!
Guaranteed oppty for 1st 30 people
**No exp nec** $14-$22/hr. FT/PT
Call 212-479-7710 hiring all day!
COUNTER PERSON Pizzeria Restaurant. Must be able to serve customers,
speak English, phone skills. FT/PT. LIttle Neck & Pt Washington 516-944-0276
WEB ID ND12901412
DENTAL ASST & FRONT OFFICE PERSONNEL for prosthodontic practice.
Exp’d. F/T Tues, Wed, Thurs. Garden
City. Call 516-741-1230; fax 516-741-2257
WEB ID ND12902525
DENTAL ASST F/T
Exp’d Only. 4 handed dentistry.
Excel working environment
Call 516-378-3200
WEB ID ND12903493
HEALTHCARE
OPPORTUNITIES
MEDICAL ASST/LPN/RN F/T
214
LOWREY Electronic organ & bench. Gd
cond w/music books $150 718-241-4576
PIANO Knabe 6í 4" grand piano, new blk
satin finish, with bench. $6500/neg.
Steinway upright $3500. 516-816-4775
YAMAHA U1 upper right, $3900;
Yamaha U3 $4900; Steinway M Grand
$29k. Mint cond. Mike 516-429-9756
Help
Wanted
240
Mon-Thurs, Massapequa derm group.
Great sal/bnfts. Call/fax 516-783-6442
WEB ID ND12807077
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST
F/T or P/T Answer phones, book appts,
lt typing & filing. New Hyde Park. FAX
resume 516-365-2165 or call 516-365-2300
WEB ID ND12902537
RNS NEEDED - HOME CARE
Per diem. 5 Boros + LI SOC $65. Revisit
$45. American Medical Fax 631-732-7872
WEB ID ND12901818
INSTRUCTION/SCHOOLS
305
DRIVER
College Pt constructon co seeks driver
w/clean CDL A lic. Roll off containers
exp a+. 718-661-4010
DRIVER needed for trucking co.
CDL lic req’d.
req d. 917-806-5438
DRIVERS-LOCAL
CDL A & B for Co located in Kings Pk.
Moving exp helpful w/2 yrs gd driving
rec. Call Adrian 631-269-7000
WEB ID ND12902752
DRIVERS WANTED
Earn Extra Cash
Early Morning Hours
Independent Contractors needed for early morning newspaper routes. A cargo van or Astor Van is needed. Openings in
New Jersey to start immediately. Call Anel Jones at:
646-277-3736.
EOE M/F/V/D
am
New York
DRY CLEANER: TOP SPOTTER, PRESSER/SHIRT PRESSER, TAILOR. F/T, year
round. Sal commensuate w/exp Elmont
& Hewlett. 516-825-9859 ask for Manager
WEB ID ND12898001
ELECTRICIAN HELPER F/T Exp 1-2yrs in
res & lite commí l work. Great bnfts.
Clean drv lic req & own tools. Huntington area. 631-423-1321 or Fax 631-423-1397
WEB ID ND12898520
ENGINEER- CIVIL/STRUCTURAL
Power/industrial projects. Min 5 yrs
exp. Autocad capable.
Fax res, 631-669-1599
WEB ID ND12903822
HAIRCUTTER-OYSTER Bay busy salon in need of PT/FT hairstylist, colorist, shampooist. Top pay + Bonus, vac
pay, hlth ins avail. 516-922-4292.
WEB ID ND12902864
HOUSEKEEPING Nat’l cleaning contractor is looking for MGMT who want to be
part of a growth co. Exp nec, will train.
Fax res: 212-494-4605, call 212-494-5827
LEGAL SECRETARY-Garden City
law firm seeks F/T indiv. Computer lit,
dictation from dictaphone. Sal commenserate w/exp. Fax res 516-741-1403
WEB ID ND12902301
LIFEGUARDS F/T Great Neck Pool.
Nassau cert, CPR. Immed. Top salary
plus bonus. 631-543-0299
WEB ID ND12898936
OFFICE SUPPORT F/T:Fast paced frndly
ofc seeks highly organized person. Hvy
phones, data entry. Computer exp req
to asst Taffic Dept. Fax res 631-737-8938
WEB ID ND12857755
PRINTING - PRODUCTION MGR
& STRIPPER - Min 10 yrs exp.
F/T, 9AM-5PM Pt Washington
Fax res 516-944-9439
WEB ID ND12902183
PRODUCE CLERK F/T
Exp’d only, good hours & salary.
Franklin Square. 516-872-3450
WEB ID ND12903427
RECEPTIONIST 1+yrs phone exp
PC knowl of WP req. Fax res 516-775-7562
or Email to: betty@ndmnylaw.com
WEB ID ND12629071
RECEPTIONIST
Midtown Dental Office
Full time position, Will train
Fax resume to 212-832-8597
RECEPTIONIST
needed for Medical Office in Great Neck
Heavy phones, clerical exp.
Please fax res to 516-868-9810
WEB ID ND12902009
RECEPTION Position avail for
Building Services co in Garden city.
Mon-Fri 9am-5 FAX resume 516-248-4251
WEB ID ND12874981
RESTAURANT:Gen Mgrs, Wait Staff,
Hostesses, Bus Persons M/F for upscale buffet banquet & catering est Exp
nec Chinese speaking a +. 718-353-0797
SECRETARY Small busy Lk Success law
firm in modern bldg seeks exp person
Correll WP, Time slips, pleadings, some
bkkping. Bnfts FAX resume 516-328-7182
WEB ID ND12903302
SECURITY GUARD
Leading mfr seeks candidate who is
self motivated & understands all aspects of Security/Safety Procedures.
1 yr Lose Prevention Exp req’d. Must
be NYS Lic’d. Fax res to 212-807-2221
or E-mail recruiter@fgoldman.com
RETAIL
OPPORTUNITIES
RETAIL specialty Running Store looking for sales associates/Asst Mgrs.
Running exp needed. FT/PT, bnfts incl:
hlth ins, profit sharing, sales incentives, vacation. Call Gary 631-549-3014
WEB ID ND12902558
SALES
OPPORTUNITIES
SALESPERSON
Career Oppty
Seeking exp’d indivual to join existing,
in home sales force serving families in
Queens area. Commission + Bonus from
$75K & up. Full benefits incl: 401K,
health & retirement plans. Excel lead
program. Fax res to Pinelawn Memorial
Park 631-249-6638
WEB ID ND12901265
Help
Wanted
Autos
305 For Sale
SECURITY GUARDS - FT/PT
Commack, Miller Pl, Bethpage, Jericho
area. IMMEDIATE . 516-576-0222;
Fax resume 516-576-0243
WEB ID ND12896010
SECURITY GUARDS P/T
WKNDS A MUST. Nite hours. Suffolk
County locations only. 631-563-8888
WEB ID ND12368986
SEWER & DRAIN CLEANER Great Oppty
Foreman retiring - need replacement.
Top pay & bnfts. Trainee also needed.
Clean drivers lic nec. Call 516-379-4896
WEB ID ND12903036
Summer Group Leader Position
Long Island Day Camp
631-692-6361
WEB ID ND12900999
WAREHOUSE FT/PT
Nite shift 6pm-2:30am. Order Picker,
heavy lifting. Union w/liberal bnft pkg.
Apply in person 1pm-5pm, 1110 Route
109, Lindenhurst, LI.
WEB ID ND12901857
Educational
Opportunities
340
TEACHERS F/T
SUMMER ASST DIRECTOR
Swim & tennis club Great Neck
Excel salary. 631-543-0299
EB ID ND12898945
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
Business
Opportunities
755
DELI for Sale, Patchogue area,
$8500+ Gross & Growing.
Great Potential. $135,000/neg.
Call For Details 516-810-3339
NIGHTCLUB & Lounge w/Cabaret license in Queens. Great loc. State of the
art equip. Owner motivated. Financing
avail. Priced for quick sale. 718-835-8172
Automotive
Collectible
Cars
813
CADDY 1968 Eldorado fully restored,
orig mi, 2nd owner, $14k. 516-312-8672
CORVETTE 1981 All Orig. 2 Tone Silver,
Lthr, Every Option, Pristine Cond. Orig
Window Sticker & Build Sheet, Must
see! 17k orig, $18,500/Neg. 516-805-3511
CORVETTE 1979 350, red, auto, t-tops,
spoilers, lo mi, mint. $7500. 917-734-3965
FORD 1956 Fairlane 80K, blk, daily driver, very good cond $6000 631-839-9509
MERCEDES 1980 450SL, 2 Tops, 115k,
Loaded, Excel cond, $8000. 631-549-8114
MERC 1963 Comet S22 6cyl, a/t, 2dr,
excel, $4,000/best offer 631-278-0033
MUSTANG 1999 GT red, a/t, loaded,
mint, 13k rare limited edition, with
unique options $15k 516-458-1085
T-BIRD 1966 3-windowed, Q Series, a/c,
cruise, more than half restored, many
xtra parts. Best Offer 631-218-3530
T-BIRD 1964 Wht w/Blk, 64k orig,
Immac, Hdtop, $8900/neg. 516-987-2707
VW 1978 Beetle Conv 5spd, red/blk,
mint, orig 28k mi. $12k. 516-721-0333
Autos
For Sale
815
ACURA 2000 Integra GSR Blk/Blk lthr,
5 spd, 35k, alm, $16k/neg. 516-315-0838
ACURA 1999 2.3 CL gold loaded gar’d
mint snrf 31k lth $12,999 347-432-4170
ACURA 1994 Integra Wht, a/t, 128k,
mnrf, ABS, excel cond $4750 631-553-9431
ACURA 1987 Legend very clean, new
tires/rims/paint, skirts all around,
$3,000 516-528-4812
AUDI 1998 A4 2.8 Quattro 5spd, 76k, blk,
loaded, excel, $12k/bst offr 516-655-6195
Autos
815 For Sale
AUDI 2001 TT 5spd, slvr, prem pkg, warr,
40k, excel cond, $19K. 917-848-4206
AUDI 1997 A4 1.8, gold/blk lthr, 4dr at.
90K, ac, CD. $6500 neg 516-351-8708
AUDI 1996 Cabriolet wht, 62k, lthr,
CD, Mint, $12,500 516-456-7207
BMW 2004 330CI, 6 Spd, silver/blk,
Loaded, 1500 mi, $36k 516-798-2992
BMW 2004 325 Ci Convert. Drk Silv/grey
leath/blk top, sport prem & cold weather pkges, cust tint, Steptronic, gar’d,
11,500 mi, $41,500. 516-316-9641
BMW 1999 528i, sport pkg, 51k, blue/grey
lthr, full pwr, mint! $21,900. 631-265-1554
BMW 1998 328ic, a/t, blk/blk, sport, rem
start, loaded, 66k. $18,500 516-205-4170
BMW 1988 528e, 5spd, blk/tan lthr int,
5spd, very good cond, $3700. 718-359-0185
BUICK 2001 LeSabre 62k orig mi.
Ask $7300. 718-241-5947; 917-513-6031
BUICK 1985 Le Sabre, collectors edit,
orig 27k, gar’d 17 yrs $5200 516-742-9330
CADDY 1993 Eldorado Touring Cpe excel
cond $5K/neg Must Sell! 631-312-4196
CADDY 1985 Eldo Biarritz Conv, Blk/Red
lthr, 1 ownr, Flawless. $7kfirm. 516-409-1792
CAMARO 1989 Iroc, convert, blue, V8, 5.0
TPI, 5 spd, manual, $5K. 631-241-0687
CHEVY 2004 Monte Carlo SS fully loaded, 1 SC pkg, mint cond, blk/blk, only
6800 mi, fact warr $21,500 516-220-9862
CHEV 2002 Monte Carlo SS, Dale Earnhardt Ed, 1 of 3,333, only 900 mi, mint,
must sell, $18,200 Call 631-288-2077
CHEVY 2002 Impala LS. wht/grey lthr,
loaded, excel, 53K hwy, CD, snrf,
spoiler, $14,000 516-322-1114
CHEV 1998 Cavalier 2 dr, 39k, auto, ac,
ABS, Mint! $4100. 516-661-6903
CHEVY 1989 Corsica excel cond, a/t,
6cyl, wht, new tires $895 917-837-3497
CHRYS 2002 Sebring Conv, Navy, 26,426
mi, Excel Cond. $14,555. 631-928-9383
CHRYS 2000 300M good cond, 41,200 mi.
Ask $11,635 for info call 718-835-6661 x0
CORVETTE 1993 Blk/blk, auto, 75k,
$13,000 631-738-0931
COUGAR 1997 XR7 6cyl, 3.8L FI, Loaded,
Mint! Svced, 41k mi, $6200. 516-804-0376
DODGE 1999 Stratus good cond, good
transportation, $3200 516-670-8844
FORD 2001 Taurus SES. 4dr, burg, 30K,
orig owner, $13K w/warr, 718-276-2928
FORD 1999 Taurus wgn, 44K, a/c, ps/pb,
cass. Mint, orig owner $6499 718-352-7905
FORD 1997 Crown Vic LX, police pkg, excel in/out, 120k, xtras $4500 631-926-4835
FORD 1995 Taurus Grn/beige int, 97K gd
cond 6cyl auto $2500neg 718-614-7715
FORD 1994 Taurus LX Wgn, mnrf,
alrm, runs well, 132k, $850 718-767-0890
FORD 1992 Escort LX Wagon, 5spd, a/c,
runs well, good cond, $950. 631-672-3824
HONDA 2000 Accord EX V6 4dr, blk/gray
lthr, loaded, 54k, excel cond, salvage title, $8750/best offer 347-432-1400
HONDA 2000 Accord EX V6, 2dr, silvr/
blk, 52k, fully loaded, $13,100 516-250-6615
HONDA 1999 Civic EX, 2dr, blk, fully
equip’d, CD stereo, 56k $9200 917-957-2240
HONDA 1988 Accord runs great, wht, p/
w, mnrf, $1000 neg 516-375-7619
HYUNDAI 2001 Sonata 32k mi, slvr, 4 cyl,
a/c, warr, excel cond, $7200 631-225-1984
INFINITI 1996 J30T like new, silver 115k
hwy, dlr maint $5,000/firm 718-832-4995
INFINITI 1993 J30 excel cond, gold, loaded, lthr, xtras, 119k, $4000 631-369-2097
JAGUAR 2002 X-Type, Mint, 18k,
Gar’d, Titanium w/Ivory Int,
Must see! $22,500. 631-767-5828
JAGUAR 1998 XJ8-L, Sapphire blue,
Cream lthr interior, Fully loaded, 68k,
Mint cond. See to appreciate. $18,995.
Call Phil 516-944-1711
JAGUAR 1989 XJ6 white/maroon lthr,
79k mi, Very Nice. $3,700 516-328-0303
LEXUS 2004 ES330 alabaster metallic,
DVD navigation sys, Mark Levison audio, lt gray lthr, alrm, lojack, remote
auto start, fully loaded, less than 100
mi. Sacrifice $33K 917-445-1899
LEXUS 1998 LS400 gold pkge, mint, wht,
loaded, gar’d, 70k, $19,990 516-520-8010
LEXUS 1997 LS400, 60k, champagne,
good cond, F driven $15,500 718-776-2055
Autos
815 For Sale
LEXUS 1993 LS400. Blk/saddle, dealer
maint. 130K, $6000 firm 516-420-0738
LINC 1997 Town Car Sig like new, all
opts, 66K must sell $8800. 631-608-3352
LINC 1994 Continental, 75k mi, Gd Cond.
$2200/NEG. 347-804-6022
MAZDA 2000 Millenia, 50k, new stereo
sys, heated seats, lthr, loaded, asking
$14,500. 631-261-6950, 631-563-2617
MAZDA 1999 Millenia, Grn, tan lthr int,
53,700 mi, $8,200 neg. 516-887-8862
MERCEDES 2003 SL500 convert lo mi
sale/lease 718-779-4290, frank or mike
MERCEDES 2003 240C 4matic wgn, 8500
mi. mint $27,950/bst ofr. 201-914-8409
MERCEDES 2003 SL500 silver, 6300mi,
like new $80,000 516-771-5681
MERCEDES 2002 E55 AMG, Showroom!
war till ’07, 12K, $53,500 631-728-4544
MERCEDES 2002 C230 met blue, snrf 6cd
lo mi warr immac $19,950 631-827-5233
MERCEDES 2000 500SL Sport, loaded,
perfect cond, silver, warr, 17k mi,
$46,900 516-741-1584
MERCEDES 1998 SL500 Conv
85K. Mint in & out, $24,500/best offer
212-764-0233 11am-7pm/516-829-1953 wknd
MERCEDES 1996 S320 chrm whls,hwy mi
Mint! Loaded. $14,500/neg 631-834-1453
MERCEDES 1994 S420, 77k, dk navy, mint
cond, gar. Ask $12,900. 516-785-7381
MERCEDES 1994 E320 blk, phone,
very clean, lo mi, $10,500 631-862-0228
MERCEDES 1989 560SEL Loaded, Very gd
cond. Very lo mi, $12,900. 516-316-9633
MERCEDES 1987 260E, 116k, orig ownr,
full pwr, mint cond $4250. 631-367-2313
MERCEDES 1985 300TD Turbo Diesel 4dr,
a/t, orig ownr, 149k, all pwr, snrf, slvr/
tan int, gar, very dependable, must see
& drive. Asking $4900. 212-726-0453
MITSU 1997 Diamante ES 90k, silver,
mint cond, 1 owner. $4900 516-431-9404
MITSU 1996 Eclipse GS. Blk, leath, 5spd,
70K, cd chgr, gd cond, $5500. 917-686-0224
MUSTANG 2003 GT Blk/Blk, 1K, Many
Extras, Mint! Fast, $19,500. 631-288-3677
MUSTANG 2000 GT, Convert, Burgundy/
gray lthr, auto, CD, Fully Loaded, Pwr
All Around, 46k, $13,300. 516-250-6615
MUSTANG 1998 Convert, Silver/Gray
lthr, 6 cyl, auto, Loaded, alrm, Lojack,
Mint Cond. Gar’d, 32k, $9900. 631-673-8258
MUSTANG 1998 GT Blk, 5 spd, lthr,
Loaded, 70k, moving, $7,995. 631-670-7168
MUSTANG 1993 GT, Blk, 5 spd, 37k, GT 40
Intake, 140 amp alt, HD Clutch, Hurst
Shifter, BBK Headers, Frame Connectors, 373 Gears, Much more! Serious Inq
Only $7800/firm. 516-746-6284
NISSAN 1998 Altima SE 4dr, a/t, a/c,
CD, good cond, $6200 516-569-0492
NISSAN 1997 Altima mint cond. Moving,
must sell! $5K Call for info. 631-236-5554
NISSAN 1996 Maxima SE 96k, gd cond,
metallic grn, tint, CD $6K 516-639-9681
OLDS 2001 Alero GX Coupe, 2.4L Twin
Cam 4 cyl, 5 spd, Arctic wht, a/c, 29k mi,
Excel cond. $7000. 631-581-1639
PONT 1997 Bonneville SSE, all pwr,
Mnrf, lthr, 64k, excel. $6900 718-216-1633
PONT 1995 Trans Am 90k, slvr, T-tops,
Mint cond. Asking $6800 631-281-1871
PONT 1986 Grand Am all power, a/c,
runs good $900 646-236-2172
SAAB 2002 Conv a/t gray, 16k, mint cond
assume lease 15 payments 201-914-8409
SAAB 1998 900S blk, 5spd, runs/looks
mint, 6CD chngr 84k $6750 646-334-7852
SATURN 1996 SL2, auto, lthr, 52k mi,
Immaculate! $4000. 631-363-0218
SATURN 1995 SC2, 5spd, blk, orig owner,
57k, custom rims, $4000/neg. 631-467-3949
SUZUKI 2001 GXF1200 Bandit 2000 mi,
flawless, black, $4800. 631-231-6934
TOYOTA 2000 Solara V6 SE mint, loaded, abs, lthr, snrf, $13,500 631-543-2063
TOYOTA 1999 Corolla CE, 5 spd, 46k,
Mint! Loaded, 30+ mpg local driving.
$6995. 516-623-3056
TOYOTA 1997 Camry XLE 4dr, auto, p.
mnrf, alloys, mint $6200 516-369-6944
TOYOTA 1996 Supra twin turbo blk/lthr,
targa top, 68K, $27,000neg 516-369-0065
TOYOTA 1995 Camry LE, 59k, white,
like new cond, $5800/neg. 718-323-7909
VW 1999 Passat Turbo Many xtras. Too
Much to list! 71k Ask $10,500 516-993-2365
Sport Utility
815 Vehicles
VW 1998 Jetta GT K2 Special Edition
sport pkg, a/t, white ext, charcoal int,
47K, htd seats, fully loaded, snrf, 6 CD
changer, 1 Ownr, mint $6900. 516-680-4116
VOLVO 2002 S60, Silver, Mint, lo mi,
Loaded, Warr. $21,700. (631)941-3220
VOLVO 1995 850 GLT Wgn Excel cond
gar’d, 60K mi, lthr, winter pkg, roofrack,
$8500 516-742-5893
Sports
Cars
817
ACURA 1997 NSX 46K 6spd, targa convt,
blk/blk dlr maint $44,900 631-277-1828
ACURA 1991 NSX Red, Fully Loaded, 24k,
$36,900. 516-334-1704 or 516-333-5151
BMW 2000 Z3. all blk, lthr, CD, 2 tops, 2.3
5 spd, 15K, excel $19,950 516-437-5721
CORVETTE 1999 Mint cond, Blk/blk, a/t,
new tires/brks, loaded, 68K hwy, glass
top, ext warr, $21K/neg 631-806-3190
CORVETTE 1994 Wht/Blk int, 44k, 6 Spd,
Excel Cond. $14,990. 631-741-3497
CORVETTE 1991 wht/blk lthr, a/t, loaded, lo mi, excel cond, $13,800 631-878-0309
CORVETTE 1986 yellow coupe, new intr/
rims. Runs great $9500/neg 516-523-3603
NISSAN 1991 300ZX 2+2, red, lthr int,
excel cond, CD, $5500 516-318-7278
PORSCHE 1987 944 blk, rare, a/t, grt
cond, 80K, $6000/neg 631-884-9712
Station
Wagons
819
FORD 2002 Taurus SEL warr, loaded,
safety pkge, 24K, Mint, 1 owner, Champagne/tan leath $14K. 212-879-0247 nites
MERCEDES 1999 E320 Wagon, AWD. 3rd
Seat, Silver, Excel cond, Warr.
Just Reduced $18,750 Owner 631-286-4688
MERC 1997 SABLE 8 pass, 70K, a/c, all
pwr, very gd cond $3000. 718-767-2890
Vans &
Mini-Vans
821
CHEV 1999 Astro AWD, 8 pass, 42k, pw,
pdl, cruise, dutch drs, $8500. 631-744-0431
CHEVY 1989 Astro dual air, p/w/l, runs
good, 120k, $1100 646-236-2172
CHRYS 2000 Town & Country LXI. Fully
loaded, 24K, $13,500. John 718-533-4137
DODGE 1994 Caravan 7pass 79k, V6,
new tires, very nice $2950 917-417-7232
FORD 2002 E350 12k, ac, pw/pl/p-mirrors,
cruise, tilt, cargo drs, am/fm, salvage
title, excel cond. $13,500. 347-672-3094
FORD 1998 Windstar wht/gry,147k,
Looks & Runs Excel! $3,500 631-957-8614
FORD 1995 Windstar GL, 65k, beige, dual
airbags, a/c, 3 drs, mint, $4k 631-385-7361
FORD 1995 Windstar, quad, dual a/c,
loaded, 111K, $2800. 718-747-3286
FORD 1993 E150 Conv, V8, new trans/
brakes/exhaust, excel $4500 631-745-8182
FORD 1987 E350 Cargo Van,
$500 or best offer. 631-473-2621
GMC 1998 3500 63k, Runs Great, Body Gd,
Rf Rk, Electric Brakes. $9k. 631-209-1780
GMC 1988 Safari, 163K, Cargo van, Very
good cond, $1,300. 516-694-2643
HONDA 2000 Odyssey EX, orig ownr,
pwr sliding drs, Navig, vcr, alrm, extd
warr, excel, 44k, $15,900 516-481-5614
Sport Utility
Vehicles
GMC 2000 Yukon XL 2tone blk & platinum, custom whls/tires, lthr, visor, tail
lts, 1 of a kind Mint $25K 516-220-8332
HYUNDAI 2001 Santa Fe AWD, a/t, pb/
ps/pw, a/c, snrf, 44k $12,500 631-395-6629
ISUZU 1994 Rodeo 4WD, 5 spd, a/c, 125k,
excel mech/int/body. $4200. 631-471-7332
JEEP 2002 Wrangler Sport Red, 4x4,
auto, 4.0, 2 Tops, 9900 mi, Like New!
$18,500. 631-360-2853
JEEP 1995 Cherokee SE 140k hwy, a/c CD
rem strt mint $4200 bst ofr 516-933-8580
JEEP 1995 Grand Cherokee 130K new
trans, tires, mint cond $4350 516-794-0494
LEXUS 1999 LX470 68k, full audio & DVD
entertainment sys, every upgrade
possible, extn’d warr. $29k. 516-312-8672
NISSAN 2001 Pathfinder LE, loaded,
heated lthr seats, snrf, 6CD, front/rear
brush guards, 60K. $15,000. 631-281-1246
NISSAN 1999 Pathfinder SE, blk/lthr,
4WD, 63k, a/c, 10CD/cass, htd seats, 6
cyl. Very gd cond $11,000 516-783-3295
NISSAN 1998 Pathfinder SE all opts,
lthr, Bose, pwr snrf, 61k, new Dunlop
tires, orig ownr $12,000neg 516-437-4684
NISSAN 1996 Pathfinder LE a/t, lthr,
p/w/l, 100k, clean $6,000 516-541-9354
TOYOTA 2002 Sequoia SR5 V8, 32k, gray,
lthr, rear splr, mint, $33K. 631-738-1033
Trucks &
Light Trucks
DODGE 1999 Durango 95k, blk/tan lthr,
tow pkg, 3rd seat, ticking noise in eng,
runs/looks great. $8900. 631-361-6411;
631-243-1906
829
CHEVY 2001 2500 HD. 45K, extnd cab,
shortbed, wht, $18,200. 631-288-2077
CHEVY 1999 Silverado 1500 reg cab, 4WD
8’ bed, blk, 77k, excel, $11K. 631-878-4131
CHEVY
1996
14ft
Box
Truck
Very good cond, shelves & liftgate,
Total $5500. 631-758-1531
CHEVY 1985 Military P/U, 1¼ ton, 6.2
diesel, 4WD, 49k, many new & spare
parts $7500. 631-368-1480
DODGE 2001 Ram Diesel 2500 SLT 4WD,
5spd, ClubCab, 31K, $24,900 516-241-9665
FORD 2001 F250 4x4, 4dr crewcab, Lariat
diesel, excel, 78k, $28k. 516-551-5966
ISUZU 1995 NPR diesel, rail gate,
eng resleeved, new brakes/exhaust/
tires/stereo. $10,500. 631-553-0727
MITSU 1987 FE UTILITY BODY,
DIESEL, AUTO, $5200. 631-234-5426
NISSAN 2001 Frontier, 35k, cloth int,
2WD, fiberglass cap, $6000. 631-585-0819
TOYOTA 2003 Tacoma extra cab, V6,
TRD Off Road, SR5 pkg, loaded,
25K extnd warr, $21k neg 631-281-1337
Campers
& Trailers
857
COLEMAN 1989 Pop-up Camper gd cond
cookng unit new tirs $2Kneg 516-564-9015
PROWLER 2003 31G, fiberglass, Qn
bed & bunk slideout $18,900 631-589-5295
825 MotorcyclesMopeds-Go Carts
BLAZER 1999 ZR2 pewter, excel, 67k
many xtras, 4x4, 2dr, $10,400 516-330-3210
BLAZER 1998 LS, 2dr, 4x4, orig owner,
mint cond, 90K. $5200. 917-349-7778
BLAZER 1986 K5, 120k, reblt eng, pw, pl,
xtras, runs strong, $3200neg 631-567-9302
BRONCO 1996 XLT, mint cond.
Moving, must sell! $7K (631)236-5554
CADDY 2000 Escalade, white, 41k, many,
many xtras, $24,000/neg. 631-831-2051
CHEVY 1997 Tahoe new eng still warr’d,
installed by Dealr $9500 516-639-5962
Motorcycles825 Mopeds-Go Carts
FORD 2002 Explorer XLT, slvr, 21k, 3rd
row, lthr, mnrf. Mint $19,850 917-763-9872
FORD 2000 Expedition. Mint cond, loaded, front/rear pushbar, 10 CD chngr,
hwy mi, White, $16,995 neg. 516-330-2601
FORD 1998 Expedition Eddie B. wht, lthr
mnrf, 6CD, 128k hwy $10,900. 516-286-3010
FORD 1997 Expedition XLT 4x4, showroom perfect, tow, new rims/tires/grill,
TV/DVD, run bds, $11,800 631-893-5067
865
BMW 2002 R1150 RTA, police bike, blk &
wht, code 3 lights, $12,995. 917-662-6628
HARLEY 2002 Sportster sport, 7k, excel
cond, front controls $7700 516-541-5874
HARLEY 1999 Sportster 883 many extras. 20K, Sacrifice $5200 631-252-6513
HARLEY 1996 Softail FLSTN, 3700 mi
ask $16,000 718-232-9300
HARLEY 1993 FXSTC Soft Tail, blk and
red, 15K, extras, mint cond, $11,500.
516-796-3484/516-805-2283
HONDA 2003 Shadow Spirit, lo miles,
Perfect cond, $5000/neg. 516-214-4183
HONDA 1999 CBR900 Mint, 5400 mi.
Make Offer 631-664-2301
Boats For Sale
865 26ft & Under
HONDA 1974 750Four Classic, runs/looks
excel, 22k, new tires $2000 516-783-6216
KAWASAKI 2002 Drifter, straight pipes,
1000 mi, excel, $6000/neg. 631-739-4196
SUZUKI 2002 Intruder 1500 LC Cruiser,
Like New! 3k mi, Bought new in 4/03,
Ext Warr. Extras. $7900. 631-846-3560
YAMAHA 2002 R6 like new, RS3 Yoshurma pipe, 1,000 mi, $6899 516-967-3777
YAMAHA 2002 Roadstar Warrior 1700
CC, Xtras, 2k mi, Better Than New!
Warr til 2006. $9500. 516-805-3511
Snowmobiles
& ATV’s
871
KAWASAKI 2003 Bayou 250, used 1x,
showroom cond, Best offer. 631-395-1474
Marine
Boats For Sale
26ft & Under
Boats For Sale
900 Over 26ft
WELLCRAFT 1999 Martineque Mint!
SACRIFICE $27,500/firm 516-632-5211
Boats For Sale
Over 26ft
905
BLACK THUNDER 2001 43ft, twin 500s,
like new, lo hrs, a/c, gen, Bimini top,
etc. Many, many xtras, ext warr, orig
owner, must sacrif $169,900. 516-374-5828
BLACKFIN 1995 31’ Combi twin 300hp
Cats full tower complete electrs gen air
Boat shows as new $135K 917-750-6058
CARVER 1984 3227 Convertible, T270
Cruisaders, Lo Hrs, Slps 6, Head w/sep
Shower, New Canvass, Carpet, Cushions, stereo + Many xtras. Well Maint
by boat yd mechs. $30,900. 516-671-2409
CHRISSCRAFT 1967 35’ Commander. Fiberglass, new canvas, $30K. 516-223-9614
DONZI 2000 38ZX 110hrs, T-500hp EFI
Bulldog engs, 6’3" headroom, ac, too
many options to list. Mint cond, docked
on boat lift. Owner anxious $149K 631585-9000 before 5pm 631-277-6688 aft 5pm
900
BAYLINER 1989 20’, 1995 120hp Johnson
O/B, excel ski boat,w/trlr & accessories
$5,600/neg. 631-433-4967
BAYLINER 1986 25’, convert, Volvo Penta eng, F/F. Ready to cruise/fish, TV,
VCR, CD, micro. Excel cond. In Water,
Bklyn, Flatbush Ave $11,500 917-204-9060
BOSTON WHALER 1999/2000 21’ Outrage, Merc 200HP EFI, Head, Fish pkg,
Electronics, Dual Axle Trlr, Many xtras,
Mint! $28,500. 631-269-5297 or 516-932-4800
BOSTON WHALER 1995 14’ Rage, Ctr
Console, 120HP Johnson I/B, Jet Drive,
Very Lo hrs, Trlr, Cover, Mint Cond!
$3500. 631-804-2413
CARVER 1996 250 Express Merc Bravo 3,
new trim, gd cond $28,500 516-967-3777
CHALLENGER 1991 21’Cut deck CC reblt
1995 225 Merc OB, $14,990 (631)691-2573
CHRIS CRAFT 1975 Catalina 25ft,
Completely redone, new eng w/60 hrs,
FWC, $7950. Ready to go! 631-281-4108
CITATION 1986 19.5’ w/trlr,lo mi,cuddy
cabin. Excel cond! $4,500 516-799-1708
CROWNLINE 1997 21’ Cuddy cabin, excel
cond, many extras $11,500 631-789-5894
CROWNLINE 1995 18ft Bowrider, new 4.3
Merc I/O, new full canvas, blk/wht int,
excel cond. $4800. 516-781-0181
CRUISERS 1988 22’ Cuddy, 260hp I/O
FWC. 465hrs, windless, trlr w/pwr
winch. Mint! $7800 516-795-4195
GRADY WHITE 1989 24’Offshore,
225 Yamaha, GPS, VHF, FF, great cond.
prof maint. In water $17,500 516-635-8851
LASER 1991 23.5’ Cuddy cabin,
Gd cond, 350 OMC Cobra, lo hrs,
Loadrite trlr, New int $7500. 516-860-9133
MAXUM 2000 23.8í Rarely used, lo hrs,
Mint! prof maint, Eng under warr, 5.0
I/O Merc, Must sell! $22,500. 631-754-7051
ODAY 1985 26’swoop,cntr board, roll
furl, i/b dsl,grt shape $8900 516-380-6232
PACEMAKER 1980 26ft Wahoo CC
w/tower, Twin 4cyl Volvos, 50hrs, good
cond, fighting chr, new trans, 2nd boat.
In Montauk. $14,000. 718-767-1165
PACEMAKER 1978 26’ Wahoo,
Ctr Console, FWC, 270hp Cruisader,
Repwered 2001, 20 3/16" Alum Gas Tanks
New in 2001, Anchor Winch, VHF, Loran,
New Furuno FF Gray Scale, Flow-scan,
Alum Bimini Top, Removable Curtains,
Many Xtras. $14K. 516-785-0925
RINKER 1997 23’, cuddy cabin, new 350
eng 2002. Mint cond. Must sell, new
boat in. $16,500. 516-909-3991
SEADOO 1997 Speedster, twin Rotax,
excel cond, trlr, CD $6k/neg 917-418-4062
SEA RAY 1995 250 Sundancer Mint,
lo hrs, 5.7 Merc, Bravo II, full canvass,
GPS, VHF, galley, shower. $28,500.
516-652-5471 after 5pm
SEA RAY 1989 26’ Over Nighter 7.4L Bravo 330hp, Moving, $8500 631-842-9375
SEA SWIRL 1999 2150 Striper W/A, ff/df
well equipd, in wtr. $17,500 516-582-2043
STEIGER 1998 21’ Long Beach. CC, 150
Merc, Lenco TNTS, tandem trlr, excel
cond, lo hrs, $19,500. 631-878-0560
SUPERBOAT 1985 21’ Rally Sport,
93 Yamaha 250, 150 hrs, Hydraulic Steering, Tandem Trlr w/Brakes & Winch,
Excel. $12K. 631-581-5875
VIP 1986 21’Kona Ed 260hp Open Bow I/O,
2002 Sealion Trlr. $5700neg. 631-475-7143
DORAL 1999 270SC, 7.4L Merc I/O, Bravo
III O/D, slps 6, fully loaded, Garmin
GPS, 110hrs, mint. $45,000. 516-445-0429
EGG HARBOR 1970 37’ New mtrs/electr/
much more. Turn key cond. Asking $32K
631-289-0277
EGG HARBOR 1967 Classic 37 excel cond,
many xtras, make offr 516-921-0057
FORMULA 2001 27 PC Showroom cond
w/40hrs, Twin I/O mercs, Ferruno, Color
GPS. A/c, windless, cabin never used.
$86,000 631-376-0475 631-661-6041
FORMULA 1990 311-SR1
Twin 454 Magnums, dry dock since
new, no bottom paint. $38K. 516-541-7701
FOUNTAIN 1997 27’ Fever, Pristine Cond.
No bottom Paint, lo hrs! Asking $55K.
631-264-2501 or 516-578-2322
FOUNTAIN 1996 27’ Fever Immac.
Must sell. Reduced $46K 631-360-8892
FOUNTAIN 1990 38’ Lightning, 2 new 502
mtrs w/Bravo I O/Ds, yellow w/full
graphics "Ba-Da-Bing", radar arch, new
intr/ext, gaffigg gauges, full powder
coating. $70K/Best offer.
Optional hydro-hoist. Quick Sale.
New Boat’s Here! 917-642-7459
HENRIQUES 1995 35’ Maine Coaster,
T-diesels, fully loaded, mint, canyon
ready, $165K. 516-520-1608
LUHRS 1991 30’ Tournment W/A
T/350 gas Sportfisherman w/tuna tower, completely loaded, excel cond,
$51k/neg. 516-766-2020
LUHRS 1969 32’, 13’beam, Completely
restored spent $34K. 2 brand new rblt
318 Chrys, new carpets/counters/swim
plat, controls, more $15,000 516-628-9231
MAGNUM 53’ Fiberglass, 6’ TNT lift,
LOA 59’, 11’ Zodiac raft, Twin rebuilt
AV92 detroit diesel eng, 150 hrs since
reman, NEW: Radar/autopilot, all new
elec
equipment/int/canvass/carpet,
modern full galley, 2 ice makers, 3
heads, captains quarters, elegant state
rooms, many more upgrades too numerous to mention. Beyond magnificent.
If new $2 Mil. For sale by owner. Call
631-750-9600 ext 113 or 516-807-7963.
MUST SEE. $499,999.
MAINSHIP 1990 CRUISER 36.5, beam 13’
twn 454’s, loaded, qn br, bk dbl berth,
full head, dr, galley, rear couches seat
10, dingy, elect davit $54,900 631-878-9091
MAXUM 2000 2800 SCR Twn 4.3L Mercruiser, Bravo II, stern dr, 380hp, less
than 100hrs. fully loaded, mint cond,
Asking $50K Jenny 516-996-2296
PROLINE 2002 30í W/A Twin 2225EFI
Mercs very lo hrs, outriggers, autopilot,
Ferruno Navset radar GPS FF pkg. Canyon Ready too much to list Mint
$106K Firm 516-431-2503
REGAL 1999 2760 Commodore, Fully
Loaded, Twin V6 Volvo’s, Northstar,
a/c, Excel Cond. $52,500. 516-873-3616
REGAL 1996 40’ Commodore Twin
Cummings diesels, loaded, Like
new, low hours $149,900
631-727-7511
SEA RAY 1997 Sundancer 27ft, mint, 160
hours, loaded, trlr, $39,500. 516-334-8037
905
RINKER 1998 266, 27’, merc Bravo III eng,
a/c, micro, windlass, slps 4, Must sell
$29K. 631-331-7737
SEA RAY 2001 410 Sundancer, Cat diesls,
under 300hrs, gen, full elec, 2hds, 2state
rms, f/galley, like new $270k 516-466-6386
SEA RAY 1998 Sundancer 45’, wht/tan,
loaded, 3126 CAT diesels, 8.0KW gen,
auto pilot, w/d, mint! $269K 631-244-0322
SEA RAY 1996 37’ Sundancer 450hrs, Extra mint, loaded. $139k Prof’l maint’d.
Contact Matt 516-509-1932 516-487-5900
SEA RAY 1995 33’ Sundancer, Twin 7.4
Mercs, Fully Loaded, $85K. 516-987-6441
SEA RAY 1994 29ft Sundancer, T260s,
9.6 beam, Merc I/O, slps 5, a/c, ba/
shower, well maint. $45,900. 516-795-2502
SEA RAY 1992 31í Amberjack, 34í overall length, 11í 4" beam, Twin Merc gas
I/Bs, cust hardtop w/enclosure, slps 2,
electronics, in water, Ready to Cruise/
Fish. $55k/make ofrs 631-691-2821
SEA RAY 1988 30’ Sundancer, twin 260hp
Merc I/Os, gd shape, runs great, gen,
radar, a/c, refrig, new canvas, windlass, many xtras, $32K. 631-269-4954
SILVERTON 1993 31í Convertible
Twin Crusaders, radar, GPS,
new cnvs, excel cond $65K 516-804-2622
TOPAZ 1980 28’ Sport Fisherman, 1/2
Tower & Controls, T200HP Volvo Dsls Repowered in 96, Max 30, Cruise 24,
200 gal Fuel, 6 man Life Raft, 16 Mi
Radar, DF, GPS, Loran, Fighting Chair,
Fish Box, Sleeps 2, Galley/Stove &
Refrigerator, $67,000. 631-929-8211
UNIFLITE 1971 27’ Flybridge, dual sta,
T350 Chrys, As is $3900/neg. 631-422-2111
WELLCRAFT 1995 28’ Martinque, 7.4L
Merc lo hrs, ac/heat/radar, loaded, prof
maint’d, $28,500 MUST SELL 516-852-7324
WELLCRAFT 1989 34’Grand Sport,sleeps
8 A/C, new gen, all new upholstery &
carpet inside & outside, T-454’s, 600hrs,
repwrd ’98, GPS chart plotter, new TV
antenna, c/vac, micro, windlass, many
extras. REDUCED! $42,500 516-455-4902
WELLCRAFT 1989 34ft Scarab, rblt T454,
25hrs, new int/graphics/paint/charge
sys, wash sys, Myco 3 axle trlr. $39,900.
516-250-8472 or 631-366-2550
Sailboats
910
HUNTER 1977 30í Reblt dsl, Roller Furling Gear, new VHF/DF, lodging fees pd.
Ready to go. $12K/bst ofr. 631-749-0430
MORGAN 1972 27’, vy gd, in water, race/
cruise, slps 5, 9HP o/b $8900 631-689-6149
O’DAY SAILOR 1988 19’w/cabin incl sails
motor & trlr gd cond $1500 631-689-3244
WEST WIGHT POTTER 2001, 19’, lo hrs.
Very gd cond $9000/neg 631-427-1331
Windsurfers-Jetskis
Waterbikes
920
SEADOO 1991 XP mint cond & Seadoo
1995 SPI good running 1 trailer.
Both $1400 516-797-7709
YAMAHA 2001 XLT1200, trlr, cvr, perfect
cond, under 10 hrs, $5500. 631-331-6475
Marine
Merchandise
960
HYDRO HOIST (7k lbs) Completely Refurbished Last Year $5500; 516-781-1805
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BREAKIN’ ALL THE RULES.(PG-13)6:55, 9:45.THE
(PG)7.GARFIELD.(PG)11, 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30,
CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK.(PG-13)12:40, 1:20, 2,
9:50.HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF
2:30, 3:20, 4:20, 5, 5:40, 6:20, 7:20, 8, 8:40, 9:20,
AZKABAN.(PG)11:10, 12, 1:20, 2, 3:10, 4:15, 5,
10:10, 11.THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW.(PG-13)
6:10, 7:20, 8:15, 9:20, 10:30.SHREK 2.(PG)11:30,
12:45, 1:15, 2, 2:45, 3:45, 4:20, 5, 5:45, 6:45, 7:15,
12:30, 1:40, 2:45, 3:50, 4:50, 7:15, 9:30.
8, 8:45, 9:45, 10:15, 11.
SUPER SIZE ME.(Not Rated)12:05, 2:20.
CLEARVIEW CHELSEA WEST212-989-0060 333 W. 23rd St.
THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW.(PG-13)1, 4, 7, 10.
RAISING HELEN.(PG-13)1:20, 4:20, 7:20, 10:20.
19TH STREET EAST 6212-260-8173 890 Broadway
MEAN GIRLS.(PG-13)11:10, 1:35, 4, 6:15, 9.THE
STEPFORD WIVES.(PG-13)11, 11:30, 12, 1, 1:30,
2:15, 2:45, 3:45, 4:15, 4:45, 5:30, 6:30, 7, 7:30,
8:15, 9:15, 9:45, 10:15, 10:45.TROY.(R)11, 2:30,
6:45, 10:30.
CITY CINEMAS 1, 2 & 3212-753-6022 1001 Third Ave.
CLEARVIEW FIRST & 62ND212-777-3456 400 E. 62nd St.
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF
AZKABAN.(PG)10:30, 12:30, 1:30, 3:30, 4:30, 6:30,
7:30, 9:30, 10:30.KILL BILL VOL. 2.(R)12:10, 5:10,
10:05.LOVE ME IF YOU DARE.(R)3:05, 8.
THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK.(PG-13)12:15, 1:15,
3:15, 4:15, 6:15, 7:15, 9:15, 10:15.COFFEE AND
CIGARETTES.(R)12:30, 2:45, 5:15, 7:45, 10:20.THE
DAY AFTER TOMORROW.(PG-13)12, 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9,
10.SHREK 2.(PG)12:05, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 9:45.
CLOSED-CLEARVIEW 59TH ST CINEMA212-505-2463 235/239 East 59th St.
Call for schedule.
CLEARVIEW ZIEGFELD212-505-2463 141 West 54th St
LOEWS 42ND ST. E WALK212-840-7761 247 W. 42nd St.
1:05, 1:40, 3, 4:05, 4:45, 6:15, 7:20, 7:55, 9:40,
10:40, 11:20.HARRY POTTER AND THE
PRISONER OF AZKABAN.(PG)12, 12:30, 1, 1:30, 2,
3:20, 3:50, 4:20, 5:30, 7, 7:30, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 11,
11:30.SHREK 2.(PG)12:05, 12:35, 1:35, 2:35, 3:05,
4:05, 5, 5:35, 6:35, 7:45, 8:15, 9:20, 10:35,
11:05.SOUL PLANE.(R)12:10, 2:20, 5:05, 10:40.
THE STEPFORD WIVES.(PG-13)12, 1:30, 2:30, 4,
5:10, 5:55, 6:45, 8, 8:45, 9:30, 10:45, 11:30.
LOEWS ASTOR PLAZA 1212-575-1454 1515 Broadway
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF
AZKABAN.(PG)12:45, 3:50, 7:15, 10:20.
LOEWS STATE THEATRE 4212-391-3960 1540 Broadway
DEV.(Not Rated)2:30, 6, 9:30.ELLA ENCHANTED.
(PG)1:15, 3:30, 6, 8:20, 10:30.HUM TUMHARE
HAIN SANAM.(Not Rated)2, 5:30, 9.THE PASSION
OF THE CHRIST.(R)1, 4, 7, 10:15.
PARIS THEATRE212-688-3800 4 W. 58th St.
ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND.
SEDUCING DR. LEWIS.(Not Rated)11:45, 2:10,
(R)10:40. GARFIELD.(PG)12:30, 1, 1:45, 2:45, 3:15,
4:45, 7:20, 9:50.
4, 5, 5:30, 6:15, 7:15, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30.I’M NOT
CITY CINEMAS SUTTON 1-2SCARED.(R)2:30, 5:20, 8, 10:45.KILL BILL VOL. 2.
(R)12:30, 3:20, 6:45, 10.LOVE ME IF YOU DARE.
212-759-1411 205 E. 57th St.
(R)1:10, 3:30, 5:50, 8:10, 10:30.MAN ON FIRE.
BROADWAY: THE GOLDEN AGE.(Not Rated)2,
(R)1:15, 4:30, 7:45.MEAN GIRLS.(PG-13)1:15,
4:30, 7, 9:30.SUPER SIZE ME.(Not Rated)2:30, 5,
3:45, 6:30, 9:15.RAISING HELEN.(PG-13)12:30, 3, 7:30, 9:45.
5:50, 7:40, 8:45.SAVED!.(PG-13)12:55, 3:15, 5:40,
CITY CINEMAS 86TH STREET EAST8:10, 10:30.SUPER SIZE ME.(Not Rated)12:45, 3,
212-734-4427 210 E. 86th St.
5:40, 8:20, 10:50.TROY.(R)12:15, 1, 3:15, 4, 4:45,
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS.(PG)1:45, 4:30,
7, 7:45, 8:30, 10:30.VAN HELSING.(PG-13)12:40,
7:15, 9:50.SUPER SIZE ME.(Not Rated)12:05, 2:30,
3:40, 6:45, 9:50.
5, 7:30, 10.TROY.(R)12, 2:20, 3:30, 6, 7, 9:20, 10:20.
WEDNESDAY’S TELEVISION
CLEARVIEW BEEKMAN212-737-2622 1254 Second Ave.
SHREK 2.(PG)2, 4:30, 7, 9:30.
CROWN NEW YORK ONE & TWO212-249-4200 1271 Second Ave
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS.(PG)12, 2:30,
5, 7:30, 10.MEAN GIRLS.(PG-13)1:15, 4:15, 7:15,
9:30.RAISING HELEN.(PG-13)1, 4, 7, 9:45.
LOEWS ORPHEUM 7212-876-2111 1538 Third Ave.
THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK.(PG-13)11:15, 2,
5, 7:30, 10:15.HARRY POTTER AND THE
PRISONER OF AZKABAN.(PG)11, 12, 2:30, 3:30, 6,
7:30, 9:15, 10:45.RAISING HELEN.(PG-13)1:15,
4:30, 8, 11.SHREK 2.(PG)11:30, 12:30, 2, 3, 4:15,
5:15, 6:45, 7:45, 9:30, 10:30.THE STEPFORD
WIVES.(PG-13)11:45, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45.
LOEWS 72ND STREET EAST 1212-472-0153 1230 Third Ave.
THE STEPFORD WIVES.(PG-13)11:15, 2, 4:45,
7:30, 10:15.
UA 64TH AND 2ND GEMINI212-832-1671 1210 Second Ave.
GARFIELD.(PG)12:20, 2:40, 4:50, 7, 9:10.
SAVED!.(PG-13)12:15, 2:40, 5, 7:30,
9:55.TROY.(R)12, 3:30, 7, 10:30.
UA EAST212-249-5488 1629 First Ave.
CLEARVIEW 62ND & BROADWAY212-505-2463 1871 Broadway
GARFIELD.(PG)12:30, 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:15.
LINCOLN PLAZA CINEMAS212-757-2280 30 Lincoln Plaza
CONTROL ROOM.(Not Rated)12:20, 2:15, 4:10,
6:20, 8:20, 10:25.THE MOTHER.(R)12:40, 2:50,
5:10, 7:30, 9:50.SINCE OTAR LEFT.(Not Rated)1,
3:15, 5:30, 7:40, 9:45.SPRING, SUMMER, FALL,
WINTER...AND SPRING.(R)12:05, 2:20, 4:35, 7,
9:15.THE STORY OF THE WEEPING CAMEL.
(PG)12, 1:50, 4, 6:15, 8:15, 10:20. STRAYED.(Not
Rated)12:35, 2:30, 4:40, 7:05, 9:20.
LOEWS 84TH STREET THEATRE 6212-877-3892 2310 Broadway
3:45, 7, 10.THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK.(PG13)12, 12:45, 3, 3:45, 6, 6:45, 9, 9:30.SHREK 2.
(PG)11, 11:30, 12:15, 1:45, 2:15, 3, 4:30, 5, 5:45,
7:15, 7:45, 8:30, 9:45, 10:15.
MAGIC JOHNSON THEATRE - HARLEM212-665-6923 2309 Frederick Douglass Blvd.
2:45, 7, 10.THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK.(PG-
13)11:15, 12:35, 2:05, 3:25, 4:55, 6:35, 7:45, 9:45,
12, 1:50, 3:10, 5, 7:05, 8, 10:05, 10:50. GARFIELD.
(PG)11, 1:20, 3:40, 6:50, 9:10.Harry Potter and the
Prisoner of Azkaban.(PG)12:25, 4:05, 7:25,
10:45.Shrek 2.(PG)12:10, 2:40, 5:10, 7:50, 10:25.
LOEWS LINCOLN SQUARE 12212-336-5020 1998 Broadway
THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW.(PG-13)11:30, 12:30,
2:45, 3:45, 6:05, 7:05, 9:15, 10:15.HARRY POTTER
AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN. (PG)11, 12, 12,
2:40, 3:30, 3:40, 6:30, 7, 7:20, 10:05, 10:30,
11.NAPOLEON DYNAMITE. (PG)11:45, 2:15, 4:30,
7, 9:30.NASCAR 3D: THE IMAX EXPERIENCE. (PG)
10:30.RAISING HELEN. (PG-13)11:10, 2:10, 5, 8:10,
11:15.SAVED!.(PG-13) 11:05, 1:30, 4:20, 7:10, 9:50.
THE STEPFORD WIVES.(PG-13)11, 12, 2:20, 3:20,
5, 6, 7:30, 8:30, 10, 11.SUPER SIZE ME.(Not Rated)
12:45, 3:30, 6:45, 9:30.Troy.(R)11, 2:30, 6:30, 10:30.
BAM ROSE CINEMAS718-623-2770 30 Lafayette Ave.
A Talking Picture.(Not Rated)7:30.
PAVILION BROOKLYN HEIGHTS CINEMA718-369-0838 70 Henry St.
SHREK 2.(PG)2, 4, 6, 8:15.THE STEPFORD
WIVES.(PG-13)2:30, 4:30, 6:30, 8:30.
UA COURT STREET STADIUM 12718-246-8170 108 Court St.
Rated)11, 2, 5, 8, 11.THE CHRONICLES OF
RIDDICK.(PG-13)11, 2, 5, 8, 11.THE STEPFORD
WIVES.(PG-13)11:30, 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30.
COBBLE HILL CINEMA718-596-9113 265 Court St.
CONTROL ROOM.(Not Rated)1, 3:15, 5:30,
3:30, 6, 8:30. GARFIELD.(PG)12, 2, 4, 6, 8.HARRY
POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF
AZKABAN.(PG)2, 5, 8.SHREK 2.(PG)12, 2, 4, 6, 8.
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Ted’s remains will
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Cliché of the day:
“You have to come back the next day and play hard.” —
Pittsburgh Pirates infielder Bobby Hill, after the team’s
ninth straight loss
Pistons built to last
The daughter and son-in-law
of the late Ted Williams,
above, have ended their twoyear fight to have the baseball great’s remains removed
from an Arizona cryonics lab.
Bobby-Jo and Mark Ferrell
spent close to $100,000 battling Williams’ estate and his
son, John Henry Williams.
But when the money ran out,
so did their will to keep trying, and a settlement was
signed on Tuesday. “It’s
over,” their attorney, John
Heer, said yesterday.
(AP)
Before thinking about the
championship possibilities of
the future, however, the
Pistons and their fans plan to
celebrate today with a parade
in downtown Detroit and a
rally at The Palace of Auburn
Hills.
About 16 hours after winning his first NBA title in 21
seasons, coach Larry Brown
was back in his office after
sending off his four children,
and his wife, to the airport.
“It was really exciting to
have my family here with me
on such a special night,”
Brown said yesterday. “I’m
going to have to get out of
here soon, too, so I can return
all the kind messages I got.”
Detroit stunned the starstudded Lakers with a group
of unselfish castoffs.
The MVP of the NBA
(AP)
(AP)
With a starting lineup of players 29 or younger, salary cap
space and a Hall of Fame
coach, the Pistons seem like
a team built to last.
Ben Wallace rises for a dunk in Game 5. Wallace epitomizes the Pistons’ unselfish, defensive-oriented style.
Finals was Chauncey Billups,
who was on five teams in his
first four seasons before finding a good fit in Detroit two
years ago.
Ben Wallace, the team’s
only All-Star, wasn’t even
drafted out of college.
Wallace was a little known
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player when he came to the
Pistons in the Grant Hill
trade four years ago in what
was Dumars’ first major move
as an executive.
Even the volatile Rasheed
Wallace fit in, and helped
turn a contender into a champion.
“We’re a team full of misfits, but these misfits are
world champions,” said
Corliss Williamson, who once
played for three teams in two
years. “A lot of teams are
probably kicking themselves
right now for losing all the
guys in this locker room.” (AP)
Phil may
have had
fill of L.A.
Phil Jackson stood at the
podium in the interview room
with four of his five grown
children and said there was a
“pretty slim chance” he’ll
coach the Los Angeles Lakers
next season.
So while Jackson wouldn’t
commit, it certainly appeared
to be a farewell — at least for
the time being — from a 58year-old coach whose perfect
record in the finals was
spoiled by the Detroit
Pistons, leaving him tied with
Red Auerbach for most titles
by an NBA head coach (nine).
Jackson said he planned to
meet with members of the
organization in the days ahead
to discuss a future that promises to be filled with changes.
Question No. 1 will be
whether the franchise still
believes Shaquille O’Neal
and Kobe Bryant can coexist.
Bryant plans to opt out of his
contract and become a free
agent.
(AP)
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sports
Giants’ Shockey
may have surgery
course of action.
“The dangerous thing
about that is if I don’t get it
fixed, it probably won’t occur
(again) in training camp, it
will happen in week six or
seven,” Shockey said of reinjuring the foot. “I don’t want
that to happen. I might as
well get it done now.”
In other injury news, Giants
defensive tackle Norman
Hand had to leave the morning minicamp workout yesterday after hurting his back.
“He was going through a drill
and made kind of a violent rip
move and just strained the
muscle in his back,” coach
Tom Coughlin said.
(AP)
Two-time Pro Bowl tight end
Jeremy Shockey is considering having surgery on his
right foot, a procedure that
could force him to miss the
opening of the Giants’ training camp.
Shockey has gotten three
medical opinions on the “hot
spot” that has shown up on
his bone scan. He was waiting
for a fourth from a foot specialist yesterday.
The treatment options are
to either let the foot heal
with time or to insert a surgical screw, a procedure
Shockey said would be done
early next week if that’s the
OUTOFBOUNDS
Thai authorities have pulled the plug on cable television in some
prisons over fears that inmates will gamble on Euro 2004 soccer
matches, an official said yesterday.
(AP)
Boxing’s quiet stars
BY DAVID ABRAMOWICZ
amNewYork Sports Editor
They are quiet stars, but the
Klitschko brothers are confident that boxing fans will
accept them nonetheless.
Vitali Klitschko, the 32-yearold World Boxing Council
heavyweight champion, and
his younger brother, Wladimir,
28, were in New York last
week for promotional appearances. They need to do this;
despite their success in the
ring and immense popularity
abroad, they still don’t generate the kind of buzz Mike
Tyson creates every time he
gets a new tattoo. But don’t
expect the brothers to change
their soft-spoken, intellectual
approach to boxing.
“Everyone shows his side
like he wants,” Vitali told
amNewYork during an interview at the brothers’ hotel.
“We don’t sell ourselves. We
just feel comfortable in the
way we act now.”
The brothers act, well, like
brothers. During a 45-minute
chat, they became most animated not while talking
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about boxing, but while talking about chess. They are
both expert players, and they
were still arguing about a
game they had played days
earlier. Vitali bragged about
his win; Wladimir accused
Vitali of cheating.
Wladimir, of course, still has
a way to go to catch up to
Vitali. The brothers have
always wanted to be champions at the same time, but
Wladimir’s career stalled during an April 10 loss to Lamon
Brewster.
After a strong first round,
Klitschko, the favorite,
seemed to hit a wall. He
slumped around the ring for
several rounds before the referee granted Brewster a TKO
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win in the fifth.
There are rumors that the
FBI is investigating whether
Klitschko was drugged before
the match, but Wladimir
declined to comment on a
possible investigation.
“I’m not looking for any
excuses,” he said. “I believe
the best answer will be my
next fight.”
Fan gets
two years
for rioting
Detroit fans were mostly
well-behaved
after
the
Pistons’ NBA championship
victory, but the same can’t be
said for some soccer fans.
An English soccer fan was
jailed for two years last night
for rioting in the Portuguese
town of Albufeira.
Gary Mann, 47, was one of
12 England fans to be taken
to Albufeira’s courthouse to
face
charges
following
Monday’s riots in the vacation resort on the Algarve
coast, about 120 miles south
of Lisbon. Mann will serve his
sentence in England.
Of the others, 10 will also
be deported to England. The
12th man was freed, APTN
reported.
The men were arrested
along with a Russian and a
Portuguese man after fighting
broke out near the La Bamba
bar in Albufeira.
Yeterday’s court appearance
followed a second consecutive night of violence in
Albufeira, which ended with
the arrest of 33 Englishmen
and one Dutchman.
Two fans and one police
officer were slightly injured
during the four-hour-long
street battles.
(AP)
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Dodgeball City
Growing number of NYC adults return to childhood classic
BY ERIN BRUEHL
Sitting around drinking
beers one night this past
February, Jonathan Levine
and Adam Drandoff decided
it was time to stop talking
about forming an adult
dodgeball tournament and
finally do it. In late March,
the International Tournament of Dodgeball Champions was born.
Dodgeball is now banned in
many schools — some educators say the sport encourages
violence and often humiliates
kids — but adults have been
taking up it up in cities across
the nation.
Levine says adults have
always wanted to play dodgeball, but are only now getting
the chance.
“People in New York have
always had a demand for
(PHOTO BY LESLIE DICKSTEIN)
In “Dodgeball: A True
Underdog Story,” Ben Stiller
and Vince Vaughn, seeking
to settle a dispute, take to
the childhood gym class staple with a winner-take-all
tournament. The movie’s a
comedy, but to an increasing
number of New Yorkers, the
notion of adults playing
dodgeball isn’t so farfetched.
A dodgeball team known as the “Untouch-a-balls” lines up during a recent tournament in Manhattan.
dodgeball,” he said. “It was
like a big, fat zit waiting to pop
and now we’ve popped it.”
The group holds single-day
tournaments every few weeks,
a format that lets people play
without committing to a
weekly schedule. All games
are played at “Dodgeball
Stadium” — a.k.a. the gymnasium at Martin Luther King
High School on 66th and
Amsterdam.
After every tournament, the
winning team proudly hoists a
five-and-a-half-foot Dodgeball Trophy of Champions at
the post-event happy hour.
The trophy currently belongs
to a team named “Mangina.”
For adults, dodgeball offers
the prospects of both athletic
activity and anxiety relief,
Levine said.
“People quickly get swept
into the competitive arena of
it,” he said. “It requires a lot
of stamina and it also is very
much a mental game. People
use it as a form of release for
workplace aggression or
revenge for their childhood.”
The Dodgeball Tournament
of Champions is open to
everyone, although most of its
participants are men ages 2236, Levine said. About 200
people play in each event,
with 10 players per team. The
group’s Web site, www.dodgeballchampions.com, contains
more information.
Track star wants public
to hear doping evidence
A defiant Marion Jones issued a
plea yesterday for a public
hearing she hopes will clear
her name amid drug allegations that could keep
her out of the Athens
Games.
The
champion
sprinter is one of the
most prominent athletes who testified in
a federal probe of a
drug lab accused of
illegally distributing
steroids. She answered
questions from a grand
jury and the U.S. AntiDoping
Agency
but
remains under a cloud of suspicion less than two months
before the games.
“If you can imagine what I’ve
been through the last couple of
months. ... I’m trying to make the
U.S. Olympic team and this is
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GES
a constant distraction,”
IMA
TTY
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Jones said. “I’m hoping to send a
message to USADA that I want
this done and I want my
name cleared. I want to
move on. What are we
waiting for?”
Jones, America’s
best-known
track
star,
called the
news conference to
express
her frustration with
the
probe,
which
has
already targeted
several other
Olympians and threatens to
derail her career. Calling the
agency a “kangaroo court,”
she repeated her claim that
she has “never, ever used performance-enhancing drugs.”
USADA is investigating
Jones for possible violations
of rules banning the drugs.
She met with doping officials
last month to discuss their
evidence, and received a letter from the agency last week
asking follow-up questions.
She said she wants a public
hearing to ensure a fair
process and that she would
like to testify.
“If they’re going to try to
ban an athlete, then make it
public,” she said.
The doping agency, however, said it would not
hold a hearing
before possible arbitration. (AP)
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Wilson
replaces
Wilson
HOWE COULD YOU?
The Mets placed catcher
Vance Wilson on the 15-day
disabled
list
yesterday
because of a strained right
hamstring, and purchased the
contract of catcher Tom
Wilson from Triple-A Norfolk.
Vance Wilson was injured
while trying to score in the
fourth inning of Tuesday
night’s
7-2
win
over
Cleveland, and was forced to
leave the game. After the
game, he said he didn’t think
the injury would land him on
the disabled list, but said on
yesterday that the soreness
worsened overnight.
Mets manager Art Howe
wasn’t sure whether Wilson’s
injury would mean more
action behind the plate for
Mike Piazza, who has been
playing the bulk of his games
at first base. Piazza started at
first base again last night, and
Jason Phillips was the catcher.
Wilson is hitting .239 with
two homers and 10 RBIs for
the Mets. Tom Wilson was
hitting .313 with three
homers and 11 RBIs for
Norfolk. He was released by
the Oakland Athletics on
April 23, and signed a deal
with New York on May 7. (AP)
IT GE R
N C A A
2 0 0 4
Two and
you’re out
TOMORROW &
SATURDAY 7PM
TEAM
RECORD
(CWS SEED)
55-13
(1)
(AP)
VS.
sports
Mets manager Art Howe looks on in disbelief as umpire Mike Di Muro ejects him for arguing a call at first base
during the sixth inning of last night’s game against the Cleveland Indians. The game ended too late for this edition.
M E N ’ S
C O L L E G E
W O R L D
S E R I E S
Eight teams will play a series of games in a double-elimination tournament
until the Championship Series. Two remaining teams will then compete
for the national championship title in a best-of-three format.
COACH
CWS EXPERIENCE
Augie Garrido
332-175-1
eighth year
NCAA-record
31th appearance
The Longhorns’ third straight trip to Omaha,
and fourth in five years, having won their
fifth title in 2002; Garrido is winningest coach
in Division I history with 1,483 victories and
four national titles with only two teams.
Texas
SHORT HOPS
50-15
(2)
Ray Tanner
369-150
eighth year
Eighth
appearance
Gamecocks playing in third straight
CWS; entering CWS on 10-game
winning streak and clinched third 50win season in last five years.
49-11
(3)
Jim Morris
521-176-2
11th year
21st visit; tied
for second-most
appearances
Entering CWS on 12-game winning
streak; Morris has led Miami to Omaha
nine of 11 seasons and won national
titles in 1999 and 2001.
43-21
(4)
David Perno
104-76
third year
Fourth appearance
Bulldogs have advanced to CWS four times
in six NCAA tournament appearances,
winning title in 1990; Coach Perno played
in 20 games for 1990 Georgia team that
won CWS title.
35-25-1
(5)
Andy Lopez
101-72-1
third year
15th appearance
Wildcats making first trip to CWS since
1986, when they beat Florida State for
national championship; as the No. 3 seed
in their regional is lowest seed to reach
Omaha this year.
46-17
(6)
Smoke Laval
135-61
third year
13th appearance
Tigers have won at least 40 games in 15
straight seasons; won CWS in 1991, ’93,
’96, ’97 and 2000; their 104-37 NCAA
tournament record is the top winning
percentage in Division I at .738.
42-21
(7)
George Horton
351-153-1
eighth year
13th appearance
Titans are in CWS for fourth time in six
years, but are making back-to-back trips
for just second time in school history (199495); have won 27 of last 32 games after
starting season 15-16.
45-22
(8)
Dave Van Horn
80-44
second year
Fifth appearance
Razorbacks were picked to finish next-tolast in preseason SEC poll, but won
Western Division and share of regularseason title; had to win three straight in
regionals while facing elimination.
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Miami
Georgia
Arizona
Louisiana State
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Cal State
Fullerton
Arkansas
U.S. Open
renters face
big penalties
Many of the top golfers at
the U.S. Open won’t be staying at local hotels or inns
when they play this week at
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
in Southampton, New York.
They’ll be renting homes or
estates for as much as
$50,000 for the week in the
Hamptons. Also renting will
be many of the spectators
who will watch No. 1 ranked
Tiger Woods try to capture
his third championship.
What many don’t know is
they may be liable for fines as
high as $8,000 and possible jail
time for violating a littleknown town law, aimed at discouraging noise and other disruptions, that forbids leasing
homes for less than a month.
Stephen Frano, Southampton’s code enforcement officer, said in an interview he
will “vigorously prosecute”
violators during the week.
According to the town code,
both tenants and owners are
liable for misdemeanor prosecutions that could include
fines and up to six months in
jail for first offenses. (Bloomberg)
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named top seeds
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Defending champion Roger Federer will be the top seed when
Wimbledon begins Monday.
Despite a season of injuries,
defeats and tumbling rankings, Serena and Venus
Williams are still the players
to beat at Wimbledon.
The sisters received a break
from the All England Club
yesterday when they were
seeded way above their current rankings in recognition
of their Wimbledon credentials and grass-court prowess.
Two-time defending champion Serena, ranked No. 10,
was given the top seeding.
Former two-time winner
Venus, ranked eighth, was
seeded No. 3.
The seedings were more
straightforward for the men,
with the top four following
the rankings.
Defending champion and
top-ranked Roger Federer is
No. 1, followed by Andy
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41
37
27
27
28
L
21
26
33
34
36
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.450 13
.443 131⁄2
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Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
W
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35
30
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L
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28
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Anaheim
Texas
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L
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37
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Florida
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Mets
Montreal
W
35
33
31
30
20
L
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29
32
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42
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
W
37
35
35
32
33
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L
27
29
29
29
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36
Pct GB
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.547
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.525 31⁄2
.524 31⁄2
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WEST
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Arizona
Colorado
W
33
33
33
26
22
L
28
30
31
38
41
Pct GB
.541 —
.524
1
.516 11⁄2
.406 81⁄2
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Sergio Garcia is coming off a big win at last
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final, is No. 3, with 2002
Wimbledon runner-up David
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Britain’s Tim Henman was
bumped up from sixth in the
rankings to No. 5 in the seedings. Spain’s Juan Carlos
Ferrero dropped from fifth to
sixth. Lleyton Hewitt, the
2002 champion, was seeded
at No. 7 — three places above
his ranking.
On the women’s side,
Russia’s Anastasia Myskina,
the French Open champion
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SWITCHED.
In just the few months since IDT first came to New York, hundreds of thousands of folks here have already switched.
That’s because IDT offers you unlimited local and long distance calling for just $39.95 a month—that’ll save you $240 a.
5995
$
3995
$
year compared to the other guys’ plans. What’s more, IDT includes Caller ID, Call Waiting,
Speed Dial and 3-Way Calling, all free. We use the same phone lines you’re using now.
We provide reliable service, 24/7. And we’ll handle all the details in switching you to IDT.
IDT
VERIZON
SAME PHONE LINES AND
SAME QUALITY SERVICE
AS THE BIG GUYS...
BUT FOR A LOT LESS.
So give us a call. You’ ll start saving with your very first bill. Just ask your neighbors.
UNLIMITED
LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE
39
$
95
*
A MONTH
Smart Call
TM
1- 8 0 0 - 6 3 4 - 1 3 9 4
*You’re looking for the catch aren’t you? We don’t blame you—phone companies have been hitting customers with hidden charges for years. We’re here to give it to you straight. So here goes. This rate doesn’t include the National Carrier Charge,
Subscriber Line Charge, Universal Service Fund and taxes (though you’re most likely paying similar fees already). This plan covers direct-dialed voice services only. International calling is not included. IDT is available in most areas at the listed rate.
You must have active telephone service to enroll. Prices are compared to Verizon Freedom Plan SM in New York, features may vary by plan. That’s it. Oh, except this: Verizon is a registered trademark of Verizon Communications. ©2004 IDT Corporation.

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