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Lynbrook woman honored for "The Soldiers Project"

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The Soroptimist International of Nassau County held their annual “Making a Difference for Women” awards gala at the Westbury Manor recently.

Town of Hempstead Councilwoman Dorothy Goosby presented certificates of recognition to this year’s honorees, and congratulate outgoing President Mary Howard Longmuir and incoming President Louise Spangle.

Pictured are Spangle, Goosby, and Dr. Susan Cohen of The Soldiers Project, Lynbrook, and Soroptimist President Mary Howard-Longmuir.

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