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Light Rain RVC Lanes hosts Sandy Relief fundraiser
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Larry Moriarity and Michelle Cazzetto sold T-shirts. Cazzetto was able to donate thousands of dollars in proceeds.
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Sydney Folk, left, Long Beach High School teacher Carmine Verde and Haley Birnbaum picked their perfect balls.
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Kyle Manuel was rolling for a good cause.
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Halftime Howie on the air live at RVC Lanes.
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The Adam Ezra group came from Boston to play at RVC Lanes for the Long Live Long Beach fundraiser.
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RVC Lanes hosted the Long Live Long Beach fundraiser on Sunday, Jan. 13. People came all over to enjoy the unlimited bowling in addition to the live music.
Halftime Howie, who broadcasts his radio show every week on WGBB, was at the bowling alley broadcasting live and interviewing participants.
All of the money raised is going to Long Live Long Beach, an organization formed after Hurricane Sandy to help the Long Beach community recover from the devastation.
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