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A good deed indeed for South Shore students

Posted Friday, January 20, 2012 1:14 pm

Courtesy South Shore Country Day School

Children at South Shore Country Day School in North Bellmore are collecting gently used magazines that they will distribute to local senior centers and assisted living residences. To help in their drive, drop off magazines at the school, at 1149 Newbridge Road. For directions, call (516) 785-3311. At left are Savanah Gonzalez of Baldwin, Mikayla Finamore of Bellmore, Aidan Neal of Merrick, Josh Berlin of Wantagh and Aidan Comerford of East Meadow with donated magazines.

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A good deed indeed for South Shore students

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