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Thursday, January 3, 2008

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Satmars hold old time ‘tent revival’

The Brooklyn Waterfront was transformed into a sea of observers as Hasidic Satmars marked the anniversary of the arrival of European Jews at the end of World War II.

The celebration took place inside a huge tent erected upon Pier 2 at Furman Stree
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Boody students stage a real show stopper

Budding virtuosos held the audience spellbound when they wrapped up the year with a holiday concert at David A. Boody School for Magnet Studies.

The rollicking concert transformed the auditorium of the school, 228 Avenue S, into a show hall of sea
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Heavenly voices in the nabe

The Emanuel Church of God’s – 1365 Flatbush Avenue – youth choir performed in a Holiday Caroling on Church Avenue on December 21. The Event was sponsored by the Church Avenue BID, Bank of America and Group Health Incorporated.
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Congratulations – It’s a doll!

The New York City College of Technology (City Tech) nursing students crowd around the woman giving birth, responding to her cries of pain or difficulties breathing in ways they have been taught to do. There’s just one twist — the woman and her s
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Kids give the gift of music

Pint-sized carolers from Public School 361 soar in seasonal song during a holiday concert at Kings Plaza Shopping Center. For the story and more pictures, visit our Community Happenings section of the website
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Wow-capades…

A spectacular synthesis of sport and artistry greeted holiday spectators when Aviator Sports and Recreation Complex presented a “Holiday Ice Fantasy” at Floyd Bennett Field. World class ice and circus performers took to the National Hockey Leagu
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Digging deep into Santa’s magic bag of cheer

The jolly man from the North Pole was feted in style when he arrived at Weichert Realtors to dispense holiday cheer.

Santa held court at the realty office – part of the Franzese Group at 1707 86th Street – where he welcomed a steady stre
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Giving shoppers the gift of holiday song

Talented Public School 361 students polished up on their vocal cords and ushered in the holidays with a concert of show-stopping tunes, which had shoppers smiling and toe-tapping along at Kings Plaza Mall.

The gleeful crew tickled their ivories on
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Condo market cools off

Investment property buyers slowed their pace in the first half of 2007 as the number of Brooklyn elevator and walk-up apartment buildings sold in the borough declined as prices held relatively steady, according to a new report by Massey Knakal Realty Serv
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Satmar celebration

The Brooklyn Waterfront was transformed into a sea of observers as Hasidic Satmars marked the anniversary of the arrival of European Jews at the end of World War II.

The celebration took place inside a huge tent erected upon Pier 2 at Furman Stree
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City Tech Prof. sings women’s praises

As an English major at Hunter College in the sixties, Patricia Spence Rudden recalls “how exciting it was to discover Laura Nyro’s music in the midst of studying literature by ‘dead white males.’ Her music was very urban; I understood

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