Kerry Murtha
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Wavemakers - The Wave (opens the original)
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Roller Vibes, a community rollerskating club founded this summer by Nikkey Williams and her lifelong friend Eli Worrell, has grown into a supportive social network centered around a mutual love of skating and a desire to forge new friendships. Born and raised in Rockaway, the friends have been skating partners since they were kids. “We used to skate around the community and then we started going to rinks in Brooklyn,” said Williams. The two were skating on the boardwalk one day before the start
Wavemakers - The Wave (opens the original)
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Before he became an orthodontist, Dr. Robert Rubin considered a career in engineering. “I always enjoyed working with my hands–a skill I knew I’d potentially use in both professions, but, in the end, wanting to help people on a day-to-day basis outweighed the idea of sitting behind a desk,” he explained. Rubin earned his undergraduate degree in mathematics while attending Williams College in Massachusetts. He was later awarded his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from Stony Brook University and atten
Wavemakers - The Wave (opens the original)
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Minister John Johnson began tending to residents in Rockaway in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. “I didn’t live here at that time, but my wife and I came out to help with the cleanup,” he said. “We rolled up our sleeves, did what we could and ministered to people at the same time, offering short interjections of prayer along the way to provide some comfort to those who lost so much.” Since then, he’s made the peninsula his home. “I fell in love with the Rockaways,” said Johnson. “We decided to
101st Precinct Celebrates National Night Out - The Wave (opens the original)
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NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch came to Far Rockaway this week to help celebrate the 101st Precinct’s National Night Out event. “I am so blessed to have gone to one event in every borough,” the commissioner told The Wave when asked why she chose to visit the peninsula. “We chose Far Rockaway because what could be more gorgeous than this?” she said, as she gestured to the hundreds of residents and local leaders who gathered at O’Donohue Park on Beach 17th Street to commemorate the tight bond they
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Walter Backerman’s first delivery of seltzer dates back to April 1953. “At least that was the first time I accompanied my father on his route,” Backerman explained. “I was six months old at the time, and my mother was pushing me along in a baby carriage as my dad tried to build up his business by soliciting new customers door to door.” Seltzer routes were tight in those days, and there was plenty of competition. “Sometimes you could walk one block and see four seltzer trucks delivering to custom
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