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Youngsters Make New Friends At Flanders Firehouse Ice Cream Social

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Tiffany & Co. created the illusion of a Christmas village on its facade. MARSHALL WATSON

Tiffany & Co. created the illusion of a Christmas village on its facade. MARSHALL WATSON

Iris Set, 5, enjoys a treat at the ice cream social held for Phillips Avenue kindergarten students on Thursday. BY CAROL MORAN

Iris Set, 5, enjoys a treat at the ice cream social held for Phillips Avenue kindergarten students on Thursday. BY CAROL MORAN

The family room, curated by Barclay Butera for Lexington Home Brands. JULIA HALSEY

The family room, curated by Barclay Butera for Lexington Home Brands. JULIA HALSEY

Lorenzo McFarlin, 5, on the left, and his brother Leonardo McFarlin, 7. BY CAROL MORAN

Lorenzo McFarlin, 5, on the left, and his brother Leonardo McFarlin, 7. BY CAROL MORAN

Holiday House Hamptons held the second annual summer showacse at Watchcase in Sag Harbor on Saturday, June 29. MAGGY KILROY

Holiday House Hamptons held the second annual summer showacse at Watchcase in Sag Harbor on Saturday, June 29. MAGGY KILROY

From left, kindergarteners Melanie Ceballos and Iris Set, both 5, Avi Sunun, 3, and Cris Sunun, 5, at the ice cream social. BY CAROL MORAN

From left, kindergarteners Melanie Ceballos and Iris Set, both 5, Avi Sunun, 3, and Cris Sunun, 5, at the ice cream social. BY CAROL MORAN

From left, kindergarteners Melanie Ceballos and Iris Set, both 5, Avi Sunun, 3, and Cris Sunun, 5, at the ice cream social. BY CAROL MORAN

From left, kindergarteners Melanie Ceballos and Iris Set, both 5, Avi Sunun, 3, and Cris Sunun, 5, at the ice cream social. BY CAROL MORAN

authorCarol Moran on Aug 30, 2013
Youngsters were all smiles on Thursday at the Flanders Firehouse as they met their future classmates and kindergarten teachers, while enjoying some ice cream and their firefighter hats. CAROL MORAN... more

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