They moved away, but returned home for one night!
Hundreds of neighborhood transplants came back to their home digs in Throggs Neck on Sat. June 21 for a reunion at the Redwood Club on Schurz Avenue.
They moved away, but returned home for one night!
Hundreds of neighborhood transplants came back to their home digs in Throggs Neck on Sat. June 21 for a reunion at the Redwood Club on Schurz Avenue.
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