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By Charles Rogers Remarking on her association with the historic landmark Wyckoff Farm-house Museum, Assemblywoman Hel-ene Weinstein told a group gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, April 22 that she lived near the site when she was a child. More ... SCCA Meeting Disappointed By Guest’s Absence By Dara Mormile The South Canarsie Civic Associa-tion gathered at the Hebrew Educational Society on Monday night for a board meeting hosted by President Mary Anne Sallustro. More ...
A 15-year-old girl was injured last Monday afternoon when she was struck by a 1992 Ford Suburban while crossing Flatlands Avenue near Ralph Avenue, police said. More ...
By D. Rybstein Several issues were spotlighted at Tuesday’s capacity meeting of the 69th Precinct Community Council. John Salogub, Council president, addressed an at-times angry group in the social hall of Seaview Jewish Center. More ...
Community Council Meeting Turnout After Tuesday evening’s Com-munity Council meeting, Deputy Inspector Robert Johnsen, commanding officer of the 69th Precinct, said he was "extremely pleased at the tremendous turnout." More ... Answers From The Teacher Darra Wheeler Happ My daughter and I were both surprised by some low grades on her report card. When I called the teacher to discuss the low grades, she said that they were caused by missing assignments, even though all the other grades were passing. More ...
Seniors Get 2nd Chance For A Degree By Shanaro Rowlins Imagine yourself 60 years old. You’ re a retiree, and you realize that you don’t have enough activities to keep you busy. You find yourself feeling less useful, so you become stressed and frustrated or even less wanted. More ... New Initiative To Protect Immigrants From Fraud At the 17th annual New York State Senate/Assembly Puerto Rican/His-panic Task Force Conference (Somos El Futuro) in Albany, Governor Pataki unveiled a new initiative to help protect immigrants from scam artist posing as immigration consultants. More ... Canadian Connection Brings Pharmaceuticals To Your Home AmeriMeds is a service that assists senior citizens and others who want to save money by ordering their prescription medicines from Canada. Many people, not only seniors on Medicare but everyone without drug coverage, can benefit by taking advantage of the lower prices of prescription medications or... More ... Social Security Steve Beck U.S. & Japan Sign Social Security Agreement Social Security Manager By Steve Beck There are now thousands of U.S. workers who can expect to spend part of their careers in the United States, and part of their careers in Japan. For these workers and their families, there is good news on the horizon regarding the social security taxes that workers pay, and the benefits they earn. More ...
By Eric Goodman A good reputation is one of the most important aspects of any success-ful business. In many cases, a business’ success is a direct reflection of the positive word of mouth they receive from satisfied customers. More ... Chicken Soup For The Soul Read the Story... Animal Care & Control "Get Fit" Program Hit the pavement for fun and health! You have the power to change your body and your life. Need a "GET FIT" partner... follow the lead of the New York City Animal Care & Control (AC&C) and adopt or foster a four-legged exercise partner. More ...
(NAPSI)-More Americans than ever consider pets a part of the family, so it’s no surprise that when families travel, so do their pets. More ...
By Merle Exit The New York Sharks professional women’s football team won its third straight game — and notched its 20th shutout in three league seasons — last Saturday with 20-0 shutout against the Montreal Blitz. More ... Chiefs 2-Game Win Streak Ends With Loss To Sharks By Jason Medina Looking to go over .500 for the first time this season, the Canarsie Chiefs varsity baseball team sent left-handed sophomore pitcher, Ryan Sutton, to the mound last Thursday against Sheepshead Bay High School, hoping to beat the Sharks for the second straight game. More ...
Brooklyn Public Library welcomed the Brooklyn Cyclones “Book Patrol” team to read to local elementary students on April 21 at the Homecrest Library on Coney Island Ave. More ...
With spring in the air, crowds of fans lined up at KeySpan Park in Coney Island when single game tickets went on sale to the public for the Brooklyn Cyclones’ upcoming fourth season. More ... |
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