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Cymbrowitz Honors Winners Of Annual Holocaust Arts Contest

Cymbrowitz welcomes Holocaust survivor Zipora Yakuboff to the podium. (Source: Cymbrowitz’s office)Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz spent this past Sunday with kids from across the community who wrote essays and poetry, did performances and created art to recognize the lessons of the Holocaust. The ceremony, held at Kingsborough Community College’

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Photo: Car Collision In Front Of Bay Academy, As Children Arrive For Class

Manhattan Beach resident Kathleen H. sent us the above photo with the following note: > These cars look like they were involved in a high speed highway accident. In reality, this occurred in front of our local school, at approximately 8:15, when children are arriving at school. Anyone going too

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Students Honored In Holocaust Remembrance Event

Cymbrowitz looking at a winning entry from P.S. 195. (Photo by Erica Sherman) Hundreds of children packed the Manhattan Beach Jewish Center (60 West End Avenue) on Sunday, gathering with parents, teachers and community leaders for Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz’s 12th annual Holocaust Memorial Essay, Poetry, Performance and Art

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DOT Responds To Emmons Avenue Traffic Pattern Concerns, Says We Asked For It

Following our reports on Tuesday that locals are fuming over changes to the new Emmons Avenue traffic pattern [/locals-furious-over-dot-changes-to-emmons-avenue/], the Department of Transportation has issued a statement that suggests critics simply need to adjust and, hey, maybe they’ll add some signage. Not content with the explanation, one of those

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Today & Tomorrow: Flea Market In Manhattan Beach

Temple Beth El of Manhattan Beach is throwing an indoor flea market in their center at 111 West End Avenue. The flea market features jewelry, bric-a-brac, small leather goods, handbags, accessories, books, toys and more – but no clothing!. It’s happening today, Wednesday, from 11 a.m. to 4:30

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Shopping Cart Series: C’mon Junior, No Need to Hide

This stray shopping cart (look on the left) is junior-sized, like the ones usually seen at variety and convenience stores. At first, we could barely see it, hiding in the corner by the wall of this glass-enclosed atrium. No, it’s not a display in the American Museum of Natural