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Astoria Federal Names Seaford Girl a Winner in Financial Essay Contest

Eleven-year old Taylor Cicero receives award for essay on saving at bank's Seaford branch.

Astoria Federal Savings’ has selected a Seaford girl as a winner in the bank’s seventh annual Teach Children to Save essay contest. 

Taylor Cicero, 11, was named a winner for the essay contest held in recognition of Financial Literacy Month at Astoria Federal’s Seaford branch, located on 3887 Merrick Road. Cicero’s winning essay describes how with her savings she plans to clean the streets, help the less fortunate children succeed in school and donate money to cancer foundations.

Cicero recently visited the Astoria Federal Seaford branch to receive her award including a $25 American Express® Gift Card, a Teach Children to Save Certificate, and an Education First medal from Assistant Branch Manager Dawn Wiegand. The essay contest was for children ages 5-12. Last year's essay winner in Seaford was Emily Tutaj. 

 

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joe21 May 20, 2013 at 12:06 pm
$20 million of the $40 million will be spent on adding a pocket track, presumably east ofRead More Massapequa. Currently, trains are reversed east of the Wantagh interlocking, and while the engineer walks through the train, it blocks the track. This addition of a "pocket track" will probably also help Wantagh commuters some times, just as an emergency pull-over space on the LIE helps.
Eric Jurist May 18, 2013 at 03:27 pm
True, true, I'm sure there's a political payoff/payback here somewhere.
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Chris Wendt May 15, 2013 at 02:05 pm
A tantalizing, mind-teasing story about a faceless team with no names who won honorable mention forRead More some project about which we learned absolutely nothing from this article. Journalism 101: Who what, why when and where?