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Seminara, CB 10’s first female chair, sworn in to lead board through 2010

Published - Jan 25 2010 21:05 PM

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With a fair amount of pomp, and some serious warnings about the future of community boards, as an institution, Community Board 10’s officers were sworn in, during the board’s January meeting. Long-time board member Joanne Seminara was sworn in as ... Read Full Story

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