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Tuesday, June 28, 2005

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High-Way Dems Hit the Road, And Find New Home

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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Man, That’s a Lot of Weed!

Thomas Marshall Diggs, a 64-year-old who suffers from Alzheimer’s memory loss, has been missing since January 20. He is 5’9, 165 pounds.

Diggs is African-American male with a medium complexion, gray hair, and brown eyes.

He was l
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Suspect Nabbed In Anti-Gay Attack

It could quite very well be the house “Mary Jane” built.

Nearly 4,000 pounds of marijuana with a street value ranking in the tens of millions was uncovered in an East Flatbush home Monday night after cops were called under the belief tha
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Jazz Plus Concerts

The Parks Committee of Community Board 17, in collaboration with Flatbush Gardens and the Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum, will host the Second Annual “Jazz + Plus in the Park 2005 Concert Series.”

“Oldies and Goodies Night” will be h
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Seaview Jewish Center Events And Programs

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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Your Guide to Neighborhood Civic Meetings

The following is a list of local community organizations that are meeting in the near future in your area. If you have any information that can update this listing, or any comments pertaining to organizations not yet covered, call this newspaper at 718-61
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McKinley School Spotlights Student Talent

It’s show time at William McKinley I.S. 259 with enough talent to even wow “American Idol’s” sardonic judge Simon Cowell.

The School of Literary And Artistic Expressions at 7301 Fort Hamilton Parkway held its second annual tale
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Car Insurance And Recycling Complaints Mount

By Charles Hack

Everyone has seen Florida, New Jersey or Connecticut plates on cars that seem to be parked out in front of Canarsie homes year-round.

By registering in another state, drivers can save on insurance, and perhaps get their iff

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