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Thursday, February 23, 2006

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New Shabbos Morning Program At Area Jewish Center

The Beth-El Jewish Center of Flatbush is initiating a new Shabbos morning learning program.

The congregation’s rabbi, Rabbi Pinchas N. Pearl, will now conduct a class in the “Mishna B’reura” – the classic work of Jewish la
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Many Happy Returns At 96

Hello Dolly – Wish You Were Here!

Former Brooklynite Ellen “Dolly” Hayes, who celebrated her 16th birthday party in Flatbush 80 years ago, followed by her 90th birthday bash at the Desert Inn Hotel in Las Vegas, was feted by friends
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Free Financial Management Training

No-cost financial management training is now available to NYC nonprofit organizations, which are New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) grant recipients.

This training, which includes intensive on site consultations and
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Basic Computers & Job Readiness

Neighborhood Employment Services will be offering an introductory computer class, “Basic Computers with Job Readiness,” designed to give beginning users the tools to carry out successful, internet-based job searches and application processes, b
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What Language Is This?

To The Editor:

Why do subway conductors say “Bravo” for “B,” “Delta” for “D,” “Foxtrot” for “F,” and “November” for “N?”

Everybody else says “B” as i
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Get Free Chiropractic Help On H.O.P.E. Day

For the past 13 years, the New York Chiropractic Council has sponsored Project H.O.P.E.™ in recognition of H.O.P.E. DAY™, celebrated this year on March 1.

Come this H.O.P.E. DAY™, the offices of Dr. Elana Brown, DC, a member of the
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Go On Animal Safari Right In Your Own Backyard

For those who thought that nature in New York City is no more than weeds popping up in between cracked sidewalks and urban creatures such as rats and cockroaches, a conference on Urban Ecology at Long Island University’s (LIU) Brooklyn Campus will di
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Trace Judaism’s Roots In Brooklyn

A largely unexplored part of Brooklyn’s history will be examined March 5 as area scholars, archivists and historians gather at Kane Street Synagogue in Cobble Hill to explore the beginnings of the Jewish community in the most populous of New York Cit
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Dewey Kids Shadow Martha, Kermit

Martha Stewart, host of the nationally syndicated daytime “how-to” show MARTHA, is joined by Kermit the Frog and visiting John Dewey High School Job Shadow students from Junior Achievement of New York.

John Dewey High School is located a

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