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June 18, 2003  RSS feed
First Central Savings Bank
Opens Ridgewood Branch
A new era in banking dawned in Ridgewood last Saturday when First Central Savings Bank opened the latest in its growing number of branch offices at 58-02 Myrtle Ave., offering what it proudly declares "a real choice in community banking." More...
Toxic Sites In Queens Likely To Cause Serious Illnesses
By John Toscano

New York City residents who live near what are known as Superfund sites, abandoned land contaminated by toxic waste or chemicals known to cause serious illnesses, may be more likely to suffer from a debilitating illness, Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum said on Sunday, standing near one such site in Sunnyside. More...

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The prayers of millions of seniors for a prescription drug benefit from Washington are closer to being answered, now that the U.S. Senate More...
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Senior Housing At Boys & Girls Club Links Generations
Very often the fate of a society lies in the way it treats both its history and its future. Last Wednesday giant strides were made in bringing together these different elements that underscores the regard in which they are held when a coalition of local and federal banks and city, state and federal officials broke ground on a 98-unit senior living facility on a corner of the yard of the Variety Boys More...
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