African American Day Parade

1199ers proudly marched at the 50th Annual African Day Parade on Sunday. This year's theme was “Integrity and Transparency= Good Government” and also honored individuals and organizations that have made key contributions to furthering the dignity, determination and excellence of the African American Community through Politics and Government.

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Santa Claus & Elected Officials will read holiday stories to children among other festive activities Read More
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Union members won significant raises to offset area’s soaring cost of living, and to help recruit and retain essential hospital staff Read More
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Weinberg Campus Caregivers, Resident Families, And Community Leaders Protested In Front Of New York State Department Of Health This Week In Continued Effort To Save Largest Non-Profit Nursing Home As Residents and Families Left Scrambling To Find New Homes Amid Bed Shortages Read More
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