(from left) Art teacher Christine Hajjar and Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins stand in front of a banner at an exhibition of works by young artists at the Italian Home for Children in Jamaica Hills May 30. “I commend the Italian Home for Children for the work that they’re doing with the youth,” Tomkins said during his tour. “Sometimes these little opportunities are all that is needed to get and keep someone walking on the right path.” (Courtesy Photo)
- 12 years ago
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