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Fair St. John’s hospital treats community to a fair
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St. John’s community fair included an ALS ice bucket challenge undertaken by several hospital employees.
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Backpacks were distributed at the St. John’s fair. Matthew, Luke and Thomas Desrameau, along with their mother, Alexandria, showed off their swag.
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The back-to-school fair included many attractions for children. Shira Jacobs, 5, had her visage decorated.
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Several games kept the kids active at the fair. Justin Cordov, 10, sought to perfect his jump shot.
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Rides and activities, health screenings, an ice bucket challenge and the unveiling of a new logo highlighted the Back-to-School Community Health Fair hosted by St. John’s Episcopal Hospital on its Far Rockaway campus on Sept. 14.
There were carnival games, face painting, spin art, a Zumba class and snow cones were available throughout the day. Many local merchants and health organizations were also present at the fair.
“Our new image is a small part of the fresh changes happening daily within our walls,” hospital CEO Richard Brown said about the new logo. “We are committed to this community and wanted to show everyone that we are here to stay.” St. John’s serves the Five Towns and Rockaway Peninsula.
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