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Titus Williams, left, 22, fought Marlon Brown of Rockaway Ropes in the final bout of the 2011 New York Metropolitan Championship last Friday at the Plattdeutsche Park Restaurant in Franklin Square.
Williams wins N.Y. Metros
When Elmont boxer Titus Williams began boxing at age 17, he never expected to make it to a serious tournament, let alone win one. Last Friday, however, he did just that, winning the 132-pound division of the New York Metropolitan Championships with a 4-1 decision over longtime rival Marlon Brown of Rockaway Ropes. more
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Emily Fuchs, 9, of Levittown, shopped outside at the German Holiday Market, held annually at the Plattduetsche Park Restaurant in Franklin Square.
Locals get an early start to the holidays
More than 6,500 local residents attended the 14th annual German Holiday Market, or Kristkindl Markt, Nov. 26-27, at the Plattduetsche Park Restaurant in Franklin Square. more
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Sisters Gianna Palermo, 8, left, and Christina Palermo, 7, shared a kiss on Oct. 28 at the Plattduetsche Park Restaurant, during a fundraising event for Christina — who was diagnosed with cancer last February. Jina Papadoniou/Herald
Raising funds for Christina
Christina Palermo, 7, was diagnosed in February 2010 with a rare cancer, rhabdoid sarcoma, and is currently being treated at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hospital. more
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Matt Buck, general manager of the Plattduetsche, from left; JACK co-founders Patty Buck and Kevin Glenn; Emma Perlungher, 9; Erika Perlungher; and Matt Perlungher worked together to hold J.A.C.K.toberfest last Thursday.
Remembering Jack
Jack Perlungher, of Wantagh, was only 5 years old when he was diagnosed with a rare form of kidney cancer. To keep Jack’s legacy alive and help other families dealing with rare diseases, “Join A Cause for Kids,” or J.A.C.K., was created by Jack’s friends and family — his father, Matt Perlungher, a Nassau County police officer; mother, Erika; and sister, Emma, 8 — shortly after he passed away in September of 2010. more
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Victoria Belena, 8, left, Evan Ostroff, 9, Emily Pogozelski, 8, Mark Huber, 9, Kate Pogozelski, 5, and Stefan Huber, 11, performed last weekend.
Celebrating German-American tradition
Nearly 3,000 celebrated German-American tradition last weekend at the 128th annual Volksfest German-American Festival, held at the Plattduetsche Park Restaurant in Franklin Square. more
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Arthur Corvese, center, president of the Sons of Italy America Lodge 2245, stood with Dorothy Corvese, left, first lady of Lodge 2245, and Doris Collins, immediate past president of Lodge 2245.
Celebrating local Italian-Americans
Italian-Americans have constituted the largest ethnic group in Franklin Square for the past several decades, and on April 28, at 6 p.m., local residents observed the 100th anniversary of the area’s Italian-American community. more
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Soprano Tonna Miller and longtime friend and fellow opera star Jennifer Hines bring their vocal stylings to Long Beach on Sunday.
‘Deliciously Diva’ gals come to Long Island
A magical afternoon of multiple musical genres is planned in Long Beach as Broadway harmoniously combines with the Metropolitan Opera at Temple Emanu-El, when “Deliciously Diva” comes to town on Sunday. more
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President Mary Seifert presented Peter Caruso with a plaque to commemorate his Broker of the Year Award from the Long Island Board of Realtors.
Franklin Square Chamber installs officers, board of directors
A new board of directors and officers for the Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce were named last Wednesday during the chamber’s first meeting of 2011, which was held at the Plattduetsche Park Restaurant and included a dinner. more
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