Cops investigate corpse found at Little Neck shops

Police said they have not yet determined whether a man who was discovered dead this week in a Little Neck shopping center’s underground parking lot had been murdered or died from a medical condition, but nearby store owners described a bizarre scenario.

• Friedrich wants to be new blood in Albany
• North Shore finds another Manhattan partner
• Queens kids gone fishin' at annual Bayside Marina event

No mercy: Molloy hungry to defend soccer title

Sebastian Altomarino and Chris Zappel know nothing but winning soccer championships at Archbishop Molloy. As freshmen, they captured the CHSAA Class A junior varsity title and have won back-to-back varsity Class A intersectional titles.

• Confident Magnet has title aspirations

Doctor opens cardiology practice in Astoria

Astoria’s Marios Gagos has opened a new business along Crescent Street to help members of the western Queens community deal with matters of the heart.

Bayside's Grinches Go to Court

It takes a special kind of group to go to court to stop a hospital from expanding to provide better service to children. As reported last week, a Bayside civic organization is suing St. Mary’s Hospital for Children on the grounds that construction currently underway would subject neighbors of the hospital to noise, truck traffic and dust.

• Queens straphangers should shun the use of commuter vans
• Preservation group praises pols for supporting tennis stadium