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Thursday, January 11, 2007

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Dems do it right for kids

Local Dems got together for a holiday shindig at the restaurant Steven Dominick’s on Staten Island. Caroline Cutroneo graced the party with music and attendees donated toys for needy kids.

Pictured here are (front row, from left) Julienne Ver
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Downstate to screen ‘Ideas’

The Arthur Ashe Institute for Urban Health will debut a W.K. Kellogg sponsored film entitled “Ideas” at 4 p.m., January 11 in the Auditorium/Atrium at SUNY Downstate Medical Center, 450 Clarkson Avenue.

The film is how one man uses leade
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Top prizes for MLK essays

The Central Brooklyn Martin Luther King Commission (CBMLKC) has completed reviewing the more than four hundred essays and poems submitted to its annual contest. From elementary school to high school a total of 27 winners will receive prize money ranging f
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Temps leave ‘em hot & bothered

Fair-weather foes…

Brooklyn’s intrepid icicles swapped their Speedos for civvies and ditched the frozen dip for a walk on the balmy side, as frigid-faced members of a winter swimming group rallied against Mother Nature’s warm smile
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Bensonhurst man marks 100th year

Bensonhurst resident Murray Sussman huffs and puffs and blows ’em all out on the occasion of his 100th birthday during a party held at his niece’s home in Airmont, NY.

Son Allan, granddaughter Karen, great-grandchildren Nicole and Alex a
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Talented P.S. 215 kids wow the crowd

Public School 215 was alive with the sound of sweet music as starry-eyed students took to the stage for a seasonal concert.

The talented troupers held the audience spellbound as they put forth a lilting medley of classic and popular favorites in t
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St. Athanasius Church spreads the light

One hundred and twenty Yuletide pines, shimmering with 65,000 lights and spanning two blocks ushered in the season of goodwill at St. Athanasius Church.

The house of worship hosted the eighth annual “Celebration of Light” by illuminating
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Roy H. Mann musicians strike up the band

Budding performers at Roy H. Mann Intermediate School 78 wowed the crowd when they closed the year with a rollicking holiday concert.

The talented bunch engaged the crowd with a dulcet repertoire of seasonal favorites, which had audience members c
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P.S. 255 stages a holiday show-stopper

Public School 255 was alive with the sound of music as starry-eyed students took to the stage for a holiday play.

The talented troupers had a rapt audience toe-tapping along as they put forth a delightful song and dance medley of seasonal favorite

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