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In beautiful harmony the Voices of Virtue performed for the audience.
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19-month old Natalya Toussaint enjoys the performances.
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Legislator Robert Troiano spoke before the large crowd about the significance and importance of black history.
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Among their performances, Lady Laura & Dat Band performed Tina Turner hits with guest singer Janice Segure.
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Singing in celebration
Lakeview Girl Scouts performed the gospel song “We are Soldiers” last Saturday at the Lakeview Public Library’s Black History Month celebration, which was presented by the Nassau County Guardians and Legislator Robert Troiano.
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The Nassau County Guardians and Legislator Robert Troiano (D-Westbury) partnered with the Lakeview Public Library to celebrate black history last Saturday. The Voices of Virtue, Lady Laura & Dat Band and the Lakeview Girl Scouts performed gospel song and other music for the dozens of residents who turned out for the festivities. The event also included a cultural workshop by The Village Circle and a speech by Tuskegee Airman Julius Freeman.
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