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Pictured at the American Council
for Polish Culture (ACPC) Spring meeting in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania are (l. to r.) Second Vice President Mary Ellen
Tyszka, First Vice President Bernadette Wiermanski and President
Debbie Majka at the podium.
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Pulaski Cadets, led by Jan
Stroczynski march during dedication ceremonies at Moland House,
where Washington met Pulaski for the first time, in Hartsville,
Pa. The Cadets are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the
organization during 2010.
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Polish
Catholic survivors of Auschwitz Andrew Garczynski (left) and
Walter Kolodziejek (center) present a copy of Dr. Richard Lukas’
book "Forgotten Holocaust — Poles Under German Occupation
1939—1944" to Asher Novek from the office of John Liu,
Comptroller of New York City. [Photo by Polish American
Congress]
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Pictured are members of the Downstate New York Polish American
Congress (PAC) Voter Registration Committee at the registration
table in front of the Polish & Slavic Center on Kent Street in
Brooklyn, N.Y. The volunteer registrants are (l. to r.) Paul
Kaminski, Andrew Kaminski, Grace Michalski and Bogdan
Bachorowski as they add additional registrants to their list.
[Photo by Polish American Congress]
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Sports figure Tom Zbikowski was
honored in June, 2010, at a scholarship fund-raiser of the
Polish Roman Catholic Union of America (PRCUA) in Chicago.
Having already assisted many charities through his own
foundation, Zbikowski is now establishing a student scholarship
fund through the PRCUA Education Fund, Inc.
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Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas presents an award of
excellence to Stan J. Novak, Vice President of the Polish
American Chamber of Commerce, in Pappas’ downtown Chicago
office. Chambers of Commerce and business organizations
representing many of Chicagoland’s ethnic communities were
honored at the gathering. "Strengthening individual ethnic
groups makes for a stronger Chicagoland, which we recognize and
honor," Pappas said.
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An icon of Our Lady of Czestochowa was installed at the
cathedral in San Francisco on June 5, 2010. The Polish community
in northern California is active on cultural and religious
levels. [Photo by Caria Tomczykowska].
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Members of the Chicago Society and their friends enjoyed
refreshments, including shots supplied by Joanna, the Sobieski
Girl, at the Golf Outing of the Chicago Society PNA on July 9,
2010.
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A enlarged and covered patio was constructed at Crabby's
Restaurant in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, in July, 2010. It will
be the site of "After-Parties" following hours of the Polish
Festival to be held across the street in September.
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