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Colonial Club of Bay Ridge holds Spring Fling

April 28, 2017 By John Alexander Brooklyn Daily Eagle
From left: Real Estate Broker Victoria DiSalvo; Walter Ochoa, president of Right at Home Medical Home Care Services; City Council candidate John Quaglione; and Northfield Bank President Brian Chin attend the Colonial Club Spring Fling. Eagle photos by John Alexander
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On Thursday,, the Colonial Club of Bay Ridge held its much-anticipated annual spring fling. Every year, the club selects a top restaurant in the borough or beyond and invites its members to attend. This year, the club decided to stay closer to home and have their fling at Chadwick’s Restaurant at 8822 Third Ave.

The Colonial Club strives to offer insightful and engaging talks about community events and issues that pertain to its devoted membership. The club is comprised of community leaders and professionals, including bankers, doctors, realtors and insurance agents, among others. The meetings also serve to inform members of upcoming neighborhood events.  

Among the attendees were club President Patricia Clayton, Vice-President Brian Chin, Treasurer Dino Lamia and Secretary Jim Clark. Board member Peter Killen welcomed the members and their guests. John Quaglione, deputy chief of staff to State Sen. Marty Golden, and a City Council candidate for the 43rd Council District, also attended the event and addressed the club members.

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The Colonial Club holds its bimonthly meetings at Gino’s Restaurant at 7414 Fifth Ave. in Bay Ridge, and offers civic leaders a forum to discuss hot topic issues that pertain to the community. This past year, the club has invited speakers from the health care industry, senior centers, the Guild for Exceptional Children, the tourism board and NYC Ferry, among others.

 


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