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April 5, Introducing the Carter Burden Network at the Senior Center

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 Monday, April 3, 2017 - 19:06 Updated 2 years ago Peter McCarthy
April 5, Introducing the Carter Burden Network at the Senior Center

On April 5th, at noon, the Carter Burden Network hosts a celebration of its successful expansion and new name at the Roosevelt Island Senior Center, 546 Main Street.

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