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Friday, February 1, 2008

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Better living for seniors at Aviator Sports

You’re never too old to get in shape.

Aviator Sports and Recreation is offering Total Mind & Body Fitness classes to health-smart boroughites, 55 years old and above.

Classes will be held on Mondays and Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. to 3:3
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DOE introduces school report cards

This year, for the first time, more than 1,200 New York City Public Schools received their own institutional report card — marking the academic achievement and progress of students as well as the results of surveys taken by parents, students, and tea
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McKinney in Brooklyn

Former US Congress member Cynthia McKinney will be in Red Hook to campaign for the Green Party nomination for president and to present a free screening of the film “American Blackout,” in which she was featured, from 4-7 p.m., February 2 at Rock
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Jewish music

Congregation Beth Elohim will present some of Brooklyn’s most creative young Jewish musicians during the newly-created program, the “New Jewish Music Performance Series.”

Avi Fox Rosen — a singer, songwriter and guitarist &#151
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Bklyn real estate forum

The Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable will kick off its 2008 quarterly luncheon series at 12 p.m., February 5, with five speakers discussing “Trends in the Brooklyn Real Estate Market.” The luncheon will be held at the Brooklyn Historical Society,
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New leadership for Lambda

Lambda Independent Democrats (LID) elected new leadership at its annual membership meeting. Terrance K. Knox and Dan Willson were elected Co-Presidents replacing longtime leaders Christopher Murray and Gary Parker.

“Dan and Terrance’s el
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Brewery Ale benefits cycling advocates

After hearing the news that Sam Hindy, the son of Brooklyn Brewery founder Steve Hindy, was killed while riding his bicycle home to Brooklyn on November 16, 2007, Bobby Gagnon, owner of the landmark Park Slope bar, The Gate, decided to pay his respects in
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Owner and pet get a new leash on life

Samantha, an eight-year-old Maltese, was reunited with her owner Pam Willke of Windsor Terrace Tuesday after a burglar kidnapped the pooch and sold her on a downtown Brooklyn street. See Community Happenings for the heart-warming story.

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