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Kearney H.S. gala

Bishop Kearney High School Principal Sister Thomasine Stagnitta, CSJ, and the Board of Trustees will host the school’s annual Hall of Fame Dinner Dance, March 7 at Sirico’s Caterers, 8017-23 13th Avenue.

Bishop Kearney, 2202 60th Street,
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Grand marshal

Raymond Nash, president of Bishop Ford High School, will be installed as Grand Marshal of the Brooklyn Irish-American Parade during the committee’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade Installation Dance from 8 p.m. to midnight, February 2 at St. Patrick&#1
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Flush with Queens: Mighty ocean liners dock in Bklyn

Borough President Marty Markowitz and wife Jamie help the County of Kings fete three sea monarchs as Cunard Line’s Queen Elizabeth 2, Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria dock in chorus at New York Harbor for the first time in the company’s 168-year
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Bits & bytes for wounded soldiers

Wounded service members at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center in Fort Hood, Texas, recently got some help staying connected with loved ones during their recovery.

Operation Homelink, in collaboration with the Dell computer corporation, presented
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Portable skills for military spouses

Frequent military relocations can take a toll on spouses’ careers unless they have a portable skill, which is exactly what one foundation has set out to provide them.

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Investor Education Foundation
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Black Hawk flyer whips cancer

They call him ‘Tiny,’ and as with many nicknames, the moniker inaccurately describes Sgt. Jared Squires’ stature. At 6 feet, 5 inches tall, the crew chief with Company A, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, more than snugly fits into the
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Soldiers offer reasons for service

Media outlets portray a version of the U.S. military as seen from the outside, but Americans across the country can access the primary source: hearing the military experience described by a soldier, sailor, airman or Marine who lives it.

At unive
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Siblings share special moment

When two brothers stationed in Iraq couldn’t be home with their families for the holidays, linking up with each other during the season was the next best thing.

Coordinating schedules and moving around Iraq isn’t easy, but the Morgan br

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