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Students from the Hewlett High School Key Club assisted Peninsula Kiwanis members with selling raffle tickets at the breakfast.
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A hearty breakfast of pancakes, sausage and bacon was available at the Peninsula Kiwanis Dream Christmas get together.
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Peninsula Kiwanis members are ready to serve their community and were prepared to serve breakfast at last Sunday's event.
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Dominick Curra flipped some pancakes as Frank Basile waited for a plate to be filled at the breakfast.
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Christina Cascione, left, and Maia Dublin filled up their plates, then their stomachs at the pancake breakfast.
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Peninsula Kiwanis hosted its annual Dream Christmas Pancake Breakfast at Our Lady of Good Council Church in Inwood last Sunday.
Approximately 100 people attended the three-hour event and enjoyed some flapjacks, bacon and sausage. Proceeds from the breakfast go to support the Kiwanis purchasing holiday gifts for less fortunate children so their Christmas is a happy one.
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