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Schuyler Hill Civic Hosts Ice Cream Social

By Robert Wirsing
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Posted on August 28, 2019
Schuyler Hill Civic Hosts Ice Cream Social|Schuyler Hill Civic Hosts Ice Cream Social
Photo by Fernando Justiniano|Photo by Fernando Justiniano

Over 100 people were treated to a delightful evening at the Schuyler Hill Civic Association’s Ice Cream Social on Friday, August 9 at 3087 Mitchell Place. Both young and old enjoyed a choice of five flavors of ice cream and more than 15 topping options. The evening concluded with a crowd pleasing musical performance by That Duo Show.

(l-r) Anthony Romeo, SHCA vice president; Walter Wade; DJ Riggio and Bill Maurer scooped up some delish flavors for folks to enjoy.
Photo by Fernando Justiniano

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