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Fillmore Ave. at Flatbush Ave. in Brooklyn was recently renamed Bill Reinhardt Way, in honor of the late founder of Fillmore Real Estate, who passed away in ‘05. Here, son John Reinhardt, the firm’s current CEO, helps unveil the new sign. The dedication ceremony was sponsored by Brooklyn councilman Lew Fidler, and Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz, state senator Marty Golden, and assemblyman Alan Maisel proclaimed May 28 as “Bill Reinhardt Day,” capped with a celebration at 2990 Avenue U’s Reinhardt Building.
The Long Island Board of Realtors donated $20k to St. Mary’s Vehicular Access to Neighborhoods (V.A.N.) program, a mobile healthcare program that brings specialized medical and rehabilitative care into homes of children with special needs. The donation helps underwrite the cost of operating one of the vehicles for one year. LIBOR also named St. Mary’s the beneficiary of their 21st Annual LIBOR Education Conference and Trade Show June 4th. Here, LIBOR members and St. Mary’s staff stand with the van that was unveiled at the 6th Annual Walk for St. Mary’s Kids & Family Fun Day at Belmont Park.

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