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Thursday, February 3, 2005

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By Zach Patberg

The experience led Segal to a career in senior health care along with the feeling that she could relate to the time-consuming, often frustrating job of looking after a person with dementia.

Before arriving at Sterling Glen, Segal spent 10 years as
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Arts and Entertainment Calendar

BLACK HISTORY MONTH

African Music and Dance – Feb. 5 at 2 p.m., Kamate Traders celebrates Black History Month with inspired music and dance based on the African tradition. For all ages, families. Central Library Auditorium, 89-11 Merrick Blvd., 7
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Community Calendar for Northeast Queens

HEALTH & HELP

Sunday Respite – ANIBIC meets with young adults age 21 and up from noon to 5 p.m. Sundays with day trips, guest speakers, recreational activities and more at their building 212-12 26th Ave. Call 718-423-9550.

Eat Healthy ..
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Community Calendar for Southeast and Western Queens

HEALTH & HELP

True Potential – A communication and leadership skills club invites the public to its meetings, first and third Mon. at Borough Hall from 7:15 p.m. to 9 p.m. Call 212-807-2827.

Housing work group – Helps York City Housing A
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The marryin’ kind

By Michael Morton

When her longtime husband died in the early 1980s, Democratic district leader Dora Young of St. Albans slipped into a depression. She and her husband, Evie Young, had unsuccessfully tried to have children, and after his death she
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Feed your love with warmth and comfort

So what can the hapless mate cook up for his or even her better half? Plenty.

A special dinner for your partner doesn’t have to be arranged at the most exclusive restaurant in the city. Nor do you have to thumb your way through fat books loo
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New choral group launches logo contest

The Treble Voices of Queens of the Center for Preparatory Studies in Music at Queens College, a newly formed choir based out of the school’s Flushing campus, is holding an artistic drawing contest for their new logo.

The design should include
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Queens couples recall first meeting each other

George Delis went on a blind date with a foxy school teacher named Terry back in the early 1980s.

“I thought she was cute, you know? And too smart for me,” recalled the Community Board 1 district manager.

Twenty-two years of marriage later,

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