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Benjamin Shapiro

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Brooklyn
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Barrington High School Homecoming King, 2002
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Jewish teens see a generational split in their own families over Mamdani - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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By Benjamin Shapiro
| Jewish Telegraphic Agency Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... This article was produced as part of the New York Jewish Week’s Teen Journalism Fellowship, a program that works with Jewish teens around New York City to report on issues that affect their lives. Sixteen-year-old Chase, who lives on the Upper East Side, is close with his grandparents. They talk about school, work and national politics, but there’s one topic he avoids discussing with them: the New York City mayoral election.
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The Grill Doctor Will See You Now

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By Benjamin Shapiro
| The East Hampton Star Verified
When Jason Minard noticed that his grill was badly rusted recently, he figured it was a total loss and headed to Village Hardware in East Hampton to replace it. But rather than selling him a new grill, Mark Forrester, a salesman at the shop, offered a different option: his expert grill-repair service, the Hamptons Grill Doctor. Mr. Forrester ordered the parts, many of which were still under warranty, and got to work.
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Wetsuited Anglers Go Where Few Dare to Follow

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By Benjamin Shapiro
| The East Hampton Star Verified
Donning a wetsuit and holding an 11-foot fishing rod, Brandon Sausele side-stroked his way to a far-off ocean rock. It was the middle of the night, and Sausele had one mission: Catch the largest fish possible. Sausele is an die-hard participant in the sport of wetsuiting, an extreme form of fishing. Sausele is a pipeline repair and coating specialist, a travel-intensive job. On days working at his shop near home, he heads out after work at 7 p.m. to make the two-hour drive to Montauk.
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