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Georgiana Wolfson, executive director, with Jeffrey Barnes, president of the Senior Center, at the open house.
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Katy Miller and Nicole Eras singing “Dome Epais” stunning the crowd with their opera voices.
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A variety of activities highlighted the Five Towns Senior Center open house at the Carriage House at 37 East Rockaway Road in Hewlett last Sunday.
The five-hour event featured a brunch at 11 a.m., The Sharon Presenti Family gave a musical performance an hour later and at 1 p.m., Lisa A. Murphy, commissioner of Nassau County’s Department of Human Services spoke.
There was also a tribute to the Senior Center’s supporters and a raffle drawing for tickets to see the revival of “Anything Goes” on Broadway. The center is running a new members special as membership is $25 until the end of the year.
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