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Sunday, June 26, 2005

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Outstanding New Class of Nurses Ready to Offer Care

The Long Island College Hospital, 339 Hicks Street, celebrated its 122nd annual School of Nursing graduation. The profession has seen great changes over the past few years, as second careerists and men have joined the traditional ranks of women as nurses
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The Art of Learning – Public School 52 Style!

Dynamic musical performances, eye-pleasing exhibits and stellar artwork were among the crowd-pleasers during an arts festival at Public School 52.

The multi-media presentation drew visitors to the school at East 29th Street and Voorhees Avenue, wh
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Friends, Family Gather Around Abbate

Constituents gathered to hail longtime Assemblymember Peter Abbate during a fundraiser at Fortune Cookie Restaurant.

Abbate, chairman of the Assembly’s Governmental Employees Committee, was the toast of the town in the company of supporters,
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St. James to Hold Neighborhood Health Fair

A health fair will be held at St. James Lutheran Church on June 25 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at 2776 Gerritsen Avenue.

Many local organizations are involved, including the Free & Accepted Masons of Brooklyn, the American-Italian Cancer Foundation
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Rally for U.S. Troops

State Senator Martin J. Golden will be hosting a Rally in Support of US troops at 2 p.m., June 26 in Marine Park near the Flag Pole, Fillmore Avenue and Marine Parkway.

The event will include an array of patriotic music, performed by the USO-NY Me
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8th Annual Michael Hanly Memorial Run Is a Hit

Big-hearted boroughites put their best foot forward for a deceased municipal worker during the Eighth Annual Michael Hanly Memorial Run in front of the late Sanitation worker’s Bensonhurst depot.

Adults and youngsters converged outside Brookl
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Literacy Is the Crowned King of Public School 52

Industrious Public School 52 students were hailed for taking themselves on an extensive journey of words during a “Book Pals” presentation at Public School 52.

Youngsters, who had participated in and completed a literacy program, run by
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New Home For High-Way Dems

The High-Way Democratic Club – one of the borough’s oldest political and civic organizations – has relocated to a brand new base.

A distinguished roster of area dignitaries helped unveil the new headquarters at 2658 Coney Island Ave
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Prognosis Excellent As CIH Opens New Pavilion

Mayor Michael Bloomberg was among the distinguished roster of area leaders and members of the community, who assembled at Coney Island Hospital to help unveil its new Tower Pavilion.

The $80 million building—the first major modernization of C
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Whiz Kids Tackle Scientific Quandaries

Wow: A car fueled by water, ice cream made from plastic bags and the cleansing properties of vinegar were among the brainteasers posed to curious visitors during a science fair at Public School 195.

Budding Einsteins delivered the lowdown on a var
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Spring Makes Moody Kids Beam

Pre-K through second grade students and their teachers participated in The Lady Deborah Moody School’s (P.S. 212) annual Spring Dance Festival.

Councilman Domenic Recchia joined Josephine Marsella, principal of the school, and Assistant Princ

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