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As seen in: Forest Hills Times, Jewish Standard, BroadwayWorld, Martech Series, QNS.com, Urban Milwaukee, COLlive News, The Queens Gazette, Queens Ledger, Buffer, Queens Ledger - Brooklyn Star News and
I'm 38- Author, columnist, historian, preservationist, photographer, PR man, singer, dancer, actor, graphic artist, deltiologist, traveler. Hop on to diversity!
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The Splendid Sketches of Vernon Howe Bailey

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By Michael Perlman 
| Forest Hills Times
Views: 3 Vernon Howe Bailey, May 15, 1924, Courtesy of Library of Congress. BY MICHAEL PERLMAN CHAIRMAN, REGO-FOREST PRESERVATION COUNCIL mperlman@queensledger.com Great art transcends the hands of time, and lies in the fingertips of current and future generations to become stewards of artistic works and preserve the legacy of artists.
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Planting Roots & Branching Out For Over Three Decades

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By Michael Perlman 
| Forest Hills Times
Views: 0 Forest Hills Tree Giveaway. Photo by coordinator Michael Perlman, MacDonald Park, May 2014. BY MICHAEL PERLMAN CHAIRMAN, REGO-FOREST PRESERVATION COUNCIL mperlman@queensledger.com The five boroughs offer a greener and more colorful natural skyline, as young diverse tree species are planted and foreshadowed in the path of mature trees during the spring and fall planting seasons.
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Preserving The Legacy of Architect Leo Stillman

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By Michael Perlman 
| Forest Hills Times
Views: 0 Brothers Robert Stillman, Edward Stillman, & Leo Stillman circa 1970s. By Michael Perlman Most desirable communities are home to historically distinctive properties that become landmarks in the eyes of the majority.
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