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For the seventh year students of School Settlement Association collected canned and boxed food to…
Southside United HDFC – Los Sures began the task of rebuilding the Southside of Williamsburg…
A symbol of the harvest, the cornucopia or horn of plenty comes from ancient mythology…
On their fourth annual benefit dinner, Queen of the Rosary honored three of their former…
The student band from BASIS Independent Brooklyn played the corner of Manhattan and Norman Avenues…
Williamsburg’s monument to its fallen soldiers who fought in WWI is found where Metropolitan Avenue…
If you are still in the spirit of giving there are more opportunities to make…
Music is a spiritual experience to most. It follows that churches would be a natural…
P.S. 17 once again hosted a pre-kindergarten harvest hoedown. The children all dressed up as…
A teacher’s influence is exponential. One who remained in the community for several decades, who…
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In its second decade, a candlelight vigil starts…
School Fest once again provided a wonderful opportunity for parents to learn what educational opportunities…
This was the biggest turn out for the Michele Giannattasio Lecture Series at Swinging Sixties…
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