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Stu Lahn: An unofficial mayor

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By Pat Kiernan Verified, Chelsea Katz Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
For years, Stu Lahn has been a familiar face at JASA’s Club 76 Older Adult Center on the Upper West Side, whether he’s calling bingo numbers, leading current events discussions or helping fellow members find discounted tickets to shows. Lahn has been involved with the center for 15 years. JASA, a nonprofit social services organization, operates older adult centers throughout New York City. “I tell everybody I went from being a workaholic to being a volunteer-aholic,” Lahn said.
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Felipe Hernandez: Cheering on the LGBTQ+ community

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By Pat Kiernan Verified, Chelsea Katz Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
Gotham Cheer is gearing up for a busy Pride season. The nonprofit organization is a platform for LGBTQ+ adults to grab their pom-poms and give back to the community. Felipe Hernandez is not only the co-founder.
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Veronica 'Ronnie' Gambon: Bringing activity to Staten Island

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By Pat Kiernan Verified, Chelsea Katz Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
On a stretch of the North Shore Esplanade where walkers pause for fresh air and ferry views, Veronica “Ronnie” Gambon hopes they also stop to pick up a book. Gambon, a West Brighton resident, helps stock and maintain a Little Free Library along the waterfront, inviting passersby to take a book, leave a book or simply browse. For her, the small wooden box offers something bigger than reading material.
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