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Rabbi Abe Perlstein, Samuel Stern, Simon Weiser, Department of Transportation Borough Commissioner Keith Bray, Assemblymember Joseph Lentol and Community Board One District Manager Gerry Esposito (left to right) conducted a site inspection of safety conditions at Wythe Avenue. Photo courtesy of Assemblymember Lentol’s Office

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Members of the Northfield Bank Foundation pose with employees and volunteers at the Bay Ridge Center after the foundation donated $15,000 toward the center’s Brown Bag Lunches program. From left: Rev. Paul Knudsen, Todd Fliedner, Diane Senerchia, Brian Chin, Patty Marchetti, Mary Clavin, Kim Laraichi, Marianne Nicolosi and Kathy Sadowski. Eagle photo by Rob Abruzzese

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