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Lakeview 55+ Community Postings 05/03/26 -I’m getting rid of my couch which is in perfect condition. If interested, please call 516-455-0485. -My hairdresser died, so I need a new one. If you have a person that you love, please let Donna know at the rec center. -Dear Mr. Henderson, HOA Board President I am filing a grievance against my neighbor, Mr. Arnick. He has a bird feeder and there are multiple birds that drop seeds and defecate on my lawn. The worst part is they are dive-bombing Harold, the squirrel I feed and he is not visiting m...
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“Normal,” what a word. Most of us strive for it. We compare ourselves to others who seem more of it. We change the definition based on the times. In most people’s eyes, my son will never be normal. In fact, there’s never been a time in history where he fits the definition. If he wins an award, it was just to be nice and not related to his merit. If he makes an educated statement, he must have heard it from someone else. My son, my world, has Down’s Syndrome. Brett has always been obsessed with school. As a little boy, his older sister would...
Weekly Contest #145
When she was five, she peeled away the tissue paper, and could feel the power of the package. The dress was a sleeveless powder blue with wisps of white in the fabric and the most intricate butterfly buttons. “If you are ever frightened, you can close your eyes and the butterflies will fly you away. When you feel safe again, they will bring you home” grandma whispered in her ear. “I think you should wear it to your first day of kindergarten.” The girl smiled and nodded her agreement. The dread of the approaching first day melting away ...
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