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   EDIBLE NEW YORK (and a LITTLE FOOD HISTORY)

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Although artificial intelligence (AI) is a popular buzzword, genealogy vendors and researchers have leveraged this technology for years.

Dinner and Annual Meeting: 6 to 7PM

Presentation will begin promptly at 7PM

PLEASE REGISTER EACH PERSON ATTENDING SEPARATELY. 

New York’s Green Jewels: Central and Prospect Parks

In the early 1850's wealthy New York merchants and landowners admired the public grounds of London and Paris. They argued that New York needed a comparable facility to establish its international reputation.

Please join Reiki Master Teacher & Meditation/Mindfulness, Nadia Mitchell for a 60 min information session about the 7 chakras, their locations and what role they play.

Jewish genealogy has its unique challenges and advantages. This presentation will discuss some of the reasons Jewish genealogy differs from generic genealogy.

The1959 Miles Davis album Kind of Blue is the most successful jazz recording of all time. Featuring John Coltrane on saxophone, Miles Davis on trumpet, bell Evens  on piano and Jimmy Cobb on drums the album achieved 5x platinum status.

In 1957, after the Soviets launched the first artificial satellite, Sputnik, into Earth orbit the United States and the Soviet Union became engaged in a Space Race, which was a key aspect of the Cold War to showcase their technological superiority

Certified genealogist Michelle Chubenko explores lesser-known census and enumeration records in this lecture. She will discuss jury and freeholders lists, military and school censuses, and locality-specific enumerations.

In this lecture, James Coll will examine the evolving role of the U.S. Supreme Court in American history.

Life Insurance 101 – Jon Totillo will teach us about the different types of life insurance and the uses and benefits of
each. Discover how some can provide living benefits to the owner along with the protection for their