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From left: Maria Vasaka-Monioudis, president, Holy Cross Brooklyn Outreach Center; Former State Sen. Marty Golden; Councilmember Justin Brannan; John Golberg, manager, Foodtown; Michael Neamonitakis, honoree; Mayor Eric Adams; Sarantos Vallas, honoree; and (seated) Zoe Koutsoupakis, vice president and founder, Holy Cross Brooklyn Outreach Center at HCBOC anniversary.Photos: Arthur De Gaeta/Brooklyn Eagle

Brooklyn Christian charity celebrates 10 years 

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FORT HAMILTON — Holy Cross Brooklyn Outreach Center (HCBOC) — a Pan-Orthodox Christian...

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