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Thursday, February 23, 2006

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Proud Brooklyn Poles Gear Up For Pulaski Parade

The South Brooklyn Pulaski Parade Committee, under the leadership of Margaret Zebro, has chosen Maria and Zygmunt Bielski to lead its contingent up New York City’s Fifth Avenue for the October 1 Pulaski Day Parade.

As marshals of the South Br
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Join the After-School Chorus

What’s free and open to all high school students in Brooklyn?

A new after school High School Chorus in Brooklyn – that’s what!

If you are a New York City High School student you can be part of it. You’ll rehearse and p
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‘Enroll In Democracy’ Voter Registration Drive

The Brooklyn Institute of Business Technology and the New York Institute of English and Business have launched the “Enroll in Democracy Program,” which is a voter registration drive intended to promote civic involvement among the schools’ d
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Just When We Need Him the Most: Abe Lincoln Returns

The recitation of the Gettysburg address, plus a showcase of wartime memorabilia, marked a pomp-filled program at New Utrecht Reformed Church in honor of President Abraham Lincoln’s birthday.

Patriots hailed the 197th anniversary of the birth
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Sign Up to Play With the Patriot Soccer Club

The Brooklyn Patriot Soccer Club Academy’s (BPSC) spring 2006 Youth Soccer Development Program for boys and girls of all ability levels within the U-7 to U-14 age categories.

Ten sessions will be held on Tuesdays from 5-7 p.m. at the Parade G
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LICH Offers Bereavement Support For Adults

Are you suffering because of the loss of a loved one? After someone close to you dies, it is normal to go through a process of mourning. You experience sadness, but may also have feelings of numbness or anger.

Bereavement can also alter your physi

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