Der 2. November 2002 war ein Samstag unter dem Sternzeichen ♏. Es war der 305. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war George W. Bush.
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Date: 03 November 2002
By GEORGE GENE GUSTINES
George GUSTINES
New graphic novel, The Festering Season, written by Kevin Tinsley and illustrated by Tim Smith 3rd, uses New York City as central character in story; drawings (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By GARY SANTANIELLO
Gary SANTANIELLO
Article on 132-acre farmstead and Silo cooking school and gallery in New Milford, Conn, owned by composer and conductor Skitch Henderson and his wife, Ruth; couple has asked town to purchase and preserve 82 acres as open space to provide critical link in contiguous 400-acre greenway and is negotiating to sell 40 acres to Western Connecticut State University for an Americana Center; photos (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
David Coggins letter says Herbert Muschamp article fails to make shortcomings of new Westin Hotel in New York any more tolerable; photo (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
By Jeremy Pearce
Jeremy Pearce
Garden State Parkway Comr James Fox announces plan to build high-speed lanes for E-ZPass users at seven toll plazas; state transportation officials choose ACS State and Local Government Solutions to improve error-plagued E-ZPass violations system (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
By BARBARA DELATINER
Barbara DELATINER
Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts opens in Art Deco movie palace in Smithtown, Long Island and Dix Hills Performing Arts Center opens on campus of Five Towns College in Dix Hills; upcoming productions noted; photos (M)
Date: 02 November 2002
Lorraine Bracco will step into role of Mrs Robinson in The Graduate on Broadway (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
Excerpts from new novels set in New York City: Paradise Alley by Kevin Baker and Three Daughters by Letty Cottin Pogrebin (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By ALLAN RICHTER
Allan RICHTER
Article on sharp rise in prostitution-related arrests in Suffolk County, NY; police say prostitutes, often operating out of massage parlors and private homes, consider prospects of getting arrested acceptable and temporary hazard of job; photos (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By GEORGE GENE GUSTINES
George GUSTINES
New graphic novel, The Festering Season, written by Kevin Tinsley and illustrated by Tim Smith 3rd, uses New York City as central character in story; drawings (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
David Coggins letter says Herbert Muschamp article fails to make shortcomings of new Westin Hotel in New York any more tolerable; photo (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
By Jeremy Pearce
Jeremy Pearce
Garden State Parkway Comr James Fox announces plan to build high-speed lanes for E-ZPass users at seven toll plazas; state transportation officials choose ACS State and Local Government Solutions to improve error-plagued E-ZPass violations system (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
By BARBARA DELATINER
Barbara DELATINER
Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts opens in Art Deco movie palace in Smithtown, Long Island and Dix Hills Performing Arts Center opens on campus of Five Towns College in Dix Hills; upcoming productions noted; photos (M)
Date: 02 November 2002
Lorraine Bracco will step into role of Mrs Robinson in The Graduate on Broadway (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
Excerpts from new novels set in New York City: Paradise Alley by Kevin Baker and Three Daughters by Letty Cottin Pogrebin (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By ALLAN RICHTER
Allan RICHTER
Article on sharp rise in prostitution-related arrests in Suffolk County, NY; police say prostitutes, often operating out of massage parlors and private homes, consider prospects of getting arrested acceptable and temporary hazard of job; photos (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By GARY SANTANIELLO
Gary SANTANIELLO
Article on 132-acre farmstead and Silo cooking school and gallery in New Milford, Conn, owned by composer and conductor Skitch Henderson and his wife, Ruth; couple has asked town to purchase and preserve 82 acres as open space to provide critical link in contiguous 400-acre greenway and is negotiating to sell 40 acres to Western Connecticut State University for an Americana Center; photos (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
David Coggins letter says Herbert Muschamp article fails to make shortcomings of new Westin Hotel in New York any more tolerable; photo (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
By Jeremy Pearce
Jeremy Pearce
Garden State Parkway Comr James Fox announces plan to build high-speed lanes for E-ZPass users at seven toll plazas; state transportation officials choose ACS State and Local Government Solutions to improve error-plagued E-ZPass violations system (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
By BARBARA DELATINER
Barbara DELATINER
Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts opens in Art Deco movie palace in Smithtown, Long Island and Dix Hills Performing Arts Center opens on campus of Five Towns College in Dix Hills; upcoming productions noted; photos (M)
Date: 02 November 2002
Lorraine Bracco will step into role of Mrs Robinson in The Graduate on Broadway (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
Excerpts from new novels set in New York City: Paradise Alley by Kevin Baker and Three Daughters by Letty Cottin Pogrebin (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By ALLAN RICHTER
Allan RICHTER
Article on sharp rise in prostitution-related arrests in Suffolk County, NY; police say prostitutes, often operating out of massage parlors and private homes, consider prospects of getting arrested acceptable and temporary hazard of job; photos (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By GEORGE GENE GUSTINES
George GUSTINES
New graphic novel, The Festering Season, written by Kevin Tinsley and illustrated by Tim Smith 3rd, uses New York City as central character in story; drawings (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By GARY SANTANIELLO
Gary SANTANIELLO
Article on 132-acre farmstead and Silo cooking school and gallery in New Milford, Conn, owned by composer and conductor Skitch Henderson and his wife, Ruth; couple has asked town to purchase and preserve 82 acres as open space to provide critical link in contiguous 400-acre greenway and is negotiating to sell 40 acres to Western Connecticut State University for an Americana Center; photos (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
David Coggins letter says Herbert Muschamp article fails to make shortcomings of new Westin Hotel in New York any more tolerable; photo (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
By Jeremy Pearce
Jeremy Pearce
Garden State Parkway Comr James Fox announces plan to build high-speed lanes for E-ZPass users at seven toll plazas; state transportation officials choose ACS State and Local Government Solutions to improve error-plagued E-ZPass violations system (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
By BARBARA DELATINER
Barbara DELATINER
Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts opens in Art Deco movie palace in Smithtown, Long Island and Dix Hills Performing Arts Center opens on campus of Five Towns College in Dix Hills; upcoming productions noted; photos (M)
Date: 02 November 2002
Lorraine Bracco will step into role of Mrs Robinson in The Graduate on Broadway (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
Excerpts from new novels set in New York City: Paradise Alley by Kevin Baker and Three Daughters by Letty Cottin Pogrebin (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By BARBARA DELATINER
Barbara DELATINER
Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts opens in Art Deco movie palace in Smithtown, Long Island and Dix Hills Performing Arts Center opens on campus of Five Towns College in Dix Hills; upcoming productions noted; photos (M)
Date: 02 November 2002
Lorraine Bracco will step into role of Mrs Robinson in The Graduate on Broadway (S)
Date: 03 November 2002
Excerpts from new novels set in New York City: Paradise Alley by Kevin Baker and Three Daughters by Letty Cottin Pogrebin (M)
Date: 03 November 2002
By ALLAN RICHTER
Allan RICHTER
Article on sharp rise in prostitution-related arrests in Suffolk County, NY; police say prostitutes, often operating out of massage parlors and private homes, consider prospects of getting arrested acceptable and temporary hazard of job; photos (M)