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Old and young come together in S.C. described as “a really nice range and some really interesting folks,” including 106-yearThe Sea Cliff Senior Out- old Edna Perlmutter, who reach Network welcomed resi- attended on her birthday. Perlmutter’s parents purchased the dents of all ages to the Sea Cliff Village Museum on Feb. 18 for Prospect Hotel in Sea Cliff decades a go for “Exploring Our $32,000, a detail History Through preserved in one of the Stories of Our the documents her Ar tif acts,” their family brought to second intergeneras h a re. A p h o t o tional event that graph of Perlmutinvited participants ter as a toddler ridto share meaninging a pony in Sea ful objects from Cliff was also their lives. among the items Attendees, displayed. included students Warzer said the in eighth through event is designed 10th g rade. Most to foster connecparticipants were tions between genSea Cliff residents, erations by sharwith a few from ing life experience Glen Head and in an intimate setGlen Cove. Tacy ting. Warz er, the net “I really think work’s coordinator, KAy VICKERS that it’s an opporsaid in a follow-up Sea Cliff tunity for elders to interview that share what life was while the first event held last year focused on like back in the day and what textiles, this year’s gathering their experiences were and how of artifacts was intentionally it compares to life today,” Warzer said. “It’s not something in a broad. “This one was really open textbook. It’s owned by people ended,” she said. “People were who actually went through allowed to bring any artifact these historical and cultural that reflects personal experi- times, and that information helps convey the impact that ence at any point in time.” The result was what Warzer Continued on page 7
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Snow blankets Sea Cliff The Village of Sea Cliff was one of the many areas on the Northeast buffeted by major snowstorms and blizzards on Sunday and Monday. The ground was left covered in powder from Memorial Park to the village library, with potentially more snow expected this week and next. Story, more photos, Page 10.
eniors getting relegated just to senior activities can be a little demoralizing and I think it’s nice that Tracy brings the different generations together.