MEDIA COVERAGE
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Project Independence and You Radio Show - October 3, 2014.
A project of the Town of North Hemptead Department of Services for the Aging.
Deborah was the first guest of the day. To hear the program, click the below image.
Videographer Andrea DelBene and I had a great time at The Daily Blu. 9/30/2014
MAY I INTRODUCE TO YOU...
DEBORAH TOMASETTI PERHAM.
Geneabloggers.com 11/25/2013
COOKING WITH GRANDMA FAR-AWAY
FoodStories.com 11/25/2013
BROOKYLYN HISTORICAL SOCIETY COMPILES RESIDENTS’ ACCOUNTS FROM SUPERSTORM SANDY FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.
New York Times 4/9/13
NEW FAMILY HISTORY PROJECT OFFERS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES TO GENEALOGISTS, PHOTO ORGANIZERS, AND BABY BOOMERS
Albany Times Union 1/22/2013
NEWS FROM THE TENEMENT - FAN LETTER
Lower East Side Tenement Museum, NYC - Newsletter 12/14/2012
THE GUILT-TRIP CASSEROLE:
THE FAMILY DINNER
New York Times 10/2/2009
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