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Thursday, January 4, 2007

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Bingham joins Sterling Glen staff

Bingham, a resident of Brooklyn, has more than 25 years of experience in nursing. She worked as an administrator for HS Systems, Inc., a health services facility which was formerly located in Brooklyn and also served as a nurse at the ODA Primary Care Cen
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Centenarian Toasts Landmark Birthday

Many more, grand lady…

Comely lovely Elisabeth Ullman celebrated a landmark anniversary when she turned 100 years young in the company of loved ones at Scharf’s Ateret Avot Senior Residence.

The spry senior flashed a million doll
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The joy of giving benefits all…

This holiday season students from the Upper Division of the Brooklyn Friends School initiated a toy drive to benefit children who are receiving mental health services from Brooklyn Psychiatric Centers.

Each year, Brooklyn Psychiatric Centers, 189
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Lighting the Chanukah menorah

Chag sameach…

The faithful flocked to Grand Army Plaza to see the light.

A brilliantly sparkling 29-foot-tall menorah cast its glow upon a large crowd of Chanukah revelers who had assembled at the famed archway to bask in the recent i
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He delivered for over 40 years…

It was way back on June 5, 1965, when a skinny 19-year old kid named Pat Bellantoni entered the Brooklyn Post Office as a sub-clerk. Back then it was called the Post Office Department and the logo was the Pony Express horse and rider.

Now, 41 plus
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CB11 Helps Fight the Flu

Kathy Devos of Whitestone was one of more than 200 local residents who received their annual flu shots through a Community Board 11-sponsored flu vaccine drive held at St. Mary’s Healthcare System.

Community Board 11 is a New York City agency
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Pataki announces trail money

Throughout the state, 20,000 miles of trails extend across mountain peaks, wildlife areas, lakesides, waterfalls, suburban and urban walkways, and historic sites. The trails lead through public and private lands and are maintained by state and local munic
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An Extra Special Visit from St. Nick

Cherubic youngsters enjoyed a merry mingle with Kris Kringle when the jolly ol’ elf visited the Block Institute for Special Children.

Santa arrived to a warm welcome at the learning facility, 26th Avenue and Shore Parkway, where he chatted wi
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Santa Rides a Horse and Buggy

Gerritsen Beach residents were in for a rollicking ride of their lives when community stalwart Dan Foster dressed up as Santa and made merry with his neighbors by offering mom, dad and the kids free rides in his horse and buggy.

The seasonal trek
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St. Finbar’s is in Fine Voice

It was a busy Christmas for St. Finbar – 138 Bay 20th Street – as they hosted a number of events which included Lessons and Carols, Winter Wonderland Play and the Annual Children’s Christmas Party and the Annual Children’s Christmas Pa

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