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Ozone Park’s P.S. 63, with nearly 1,300 kindergarten through grade 5 students, hosted a “Community Day”?on Saturday, May 1. It included a flea market; free child ID?cards courtesy of the Masonic Child ID?program; and representatives of the FDNY, Office of Emergency Management (OEM), Valley National Bank, the Jamaica YMCA and Amerigroup. Parent Coordinator Yolanda Arroyo organized the day’s events.
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