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Inspired by one employee who lost his father to colon cancer and supported by other co-workers, including one who lost her mother to breast cancer at least 15 staff members of the Cedarhurst-based nonprofit Labor & Industry for Education will take part in the Colon Cancer Coalition’s “Get your Rear in Gear” 5K Run in Manhattan’s Riverside Park on Oct. 17.
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By Jeff Bessen
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10/7/21
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Three generations of Henrietta Dobin’s family surrounded the supercentenarian and celebrated her 110th birthday last month. A supercentenarian is a person who has reached at least a decade over a century old.
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By Lisa Margaria
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9/3/21
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With more than 20 years of educational experience and familiarity with the Five Towns, Rabbi Nissan Goldberg has joined The Brandeis School mishpacha – which means family in Hebrew – bringing his unconventional learning methods.
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By Jeff Bessen
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8/26/21
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Inspired by his grandfather Theodore Brodlieb, who once owned Brodlieb Motors in Woodmere, Oliver Brodlieb, a fourth-generation car dealer, was elected chairman of the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association, which represents and advocates for more than 400 franchise new car dealers across the metropolitan area.
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By Jeff Bessen
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7/15/21
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Usually drummers are a band’s soul, but Michael Shapira, 2017 Hewlett High School graduate and student at the Manhattan School of Music, found a place in the spotlight with his new single and music video.
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By Olivia Ramseur
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7/8/21
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Lawrence resident Joseph Borgen was identified as the person who was allegedly assaulted and pepper-sprayed by men in Times Square on May 20, who also made anti-Semitic remarks, NYPD reported.
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By Jeff Bessen
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5/21/21
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To the family and friends of longtime Cedarhurst resident Francis R. Emma, he was a man that entertained others with his wit and sense of humor. Emma died at his home on March 5. He was 79.
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By Matthew Ferremi
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3/31/21
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This column is back by popular demand. Well, in truth, only one reader, shivering through the freezing weather, remembered that I once wrote about winter soups, and asked me to do another one.
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2/18/21
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During the global pandemic, many schools have had to put a stop to their projects, but at Lawrence Woodmere Academy we are forging ahead to better the school.
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By Sophia Cesare
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1/7/21
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As the coronavirus pandemic struck the United States in mid-March Far Rockaway residents Abraham Miles and Theresa Murray-Pryor were two of the hundreds that St. John’s Episcopal Hospital treated at that early stage of Covid-19.
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By Jeff Bessen
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12/17/20
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