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More than 270 New Yorkers gathered as the Green-Wood Historic Fund presented its highest honor to Dozier Hasty and Nancy Havens-Hasty, longtime Brooklyn Heights residents and advocates of the borough’s cultural life during Green-Wood’s tenth annual fundraising gala. The gala proceeds, which totaled over $200,000, will support the restoration of the landmarked Weir Greenhouse, which will open in early 2018 and Green-Wood’s planned Education & Welcome Center to be built directly adjacent to the greenhouse.
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Richard J. Moylan, President of Green-Wood; Payson Coleman, Green-Wood’s chairman; DeWitt Clinton honoree Nancy Havens-Hasty; and DeWitt Clinton honoree Dozier Hasty
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Sweet Megg & The Wayfarers
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Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams
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Nancy Havens-Hasty, DeWitt Clinton honoree; Malcolm MacKay, past DeWitt Clinton honoree and Green-Wood board member; and Dozier Hasty, DeWitt Clinton honoree
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Green-Wood’s Gothic Arch
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Carla Shen, Green-Wood board member
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NYS Senator Jesse Hamilton; past DeWitt Clinton honoree and former NYS Senator and former Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz
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Arlene Bascom, Vice President and Comptroller at Green-Wood and Tony Cucchiara, Archivist at Green-Wood
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Amy Cunningham; Steve Waldman; abd Earl D. Weiner, chairman of the Theatre Development Fund, past DeWitt Clinton honoree and Green-Wood board member
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Richard J. Moylan, President of Green-Wood and Payson Coleman, Green-Wood’s chairman
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Kim Coleman and Hanne Maxwell
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DeWitt Clinton honorees Dozier Hasty and Nancy Havens-Hasty
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NYS Senator Jesse Hamilton; Richard J. Moylan, President of Green-Wood and past DeWitt Clinton honoree and former NYS Senator and former Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz
