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Wednesday, January 25, 2006

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Big-Hearted Lions Roar

The Brooklyn Bay Ridge Lions presented donations to two organizations, The Guiding Eyes for the Blind and Learning for Life.

Invited to accept the awards were Myrna Votta of Guiding Eyes for the Blind and Christine Marino-Falk of Learning for Life
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Pride of the Lions: Salute to Alexander Conti

An outgoing helmsman was hailed for his grassroots work when the Bay Ridge Lions Club honored Past President Alexander Conti.

The salute came during a meeting of the local organization at Hunter’s Restaurant, 95th Street and 4th Avenue.
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New Look For Leif Ericson

The New York City Parks Department submitted a written “scope of work” plan for the renovation of Leif Ericson Park, a $1.5 million project, which was made possible by an allocation of $1 million from Council Member Vincent Gentile, a $150,000 f
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Dance Classes For Kids

The Federation of Italian American Organizations of Brooklyn Ltd., will be offering dance classes in beginning in January on Saturdays from 1-4 p.m. at the Beacon Center in Seth Low JHS-IS 96, 99 Avenue P at West 11th Street.

The classes are spons
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St. Edmund Prep Students Excel In And Out of Classroom

A lot’s been going on at Saint Edmund Preparatory High School. Among the student body’s myriad activities, they organized a sock drive for charity, partook in a fundraiser for breast cancer research and a number of students were also installed a
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Consumer’s Corner

Consumer. Shopper. Buyer. No matter what you call yourself merchants and service providers look at as one thing – a customer. As somebody with money in your pocket, you have something they want. So why just hand it over to them? Why not make them wor

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