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Ms. Dennie, who has been breeding and competing since 1986, noted that "the most important thing is that they (the dog) are somebody's pet, that they give love and receive love." Though it was 90 degrees yesterday, that didn't stop the dogs from enjoying themselves. Abel, a 65-pound German shepherd, bit playfully at water as his owner, Kristin Siarkowicz of Long Island, hosed him down in a kiddie pool. Staff, including student volunteers from the CUNY Coalition for Students with Disabilities, were on hand to help out. Next year, the show's fee will increase to $10 to benefit a scholarship fund for those CUNY students. Also yesterday, the Sandy Ground Historical Society held its annual festival at 1538 Woodrow Rd. Attendees enjoyed tours of the exhibit, "Faces of the Underground Railroad." There were also musical performances of contemporary and jazz as well as a steel band at the Woodrow museum. For children, there were arts and crafts. And the Conference House Park hosted its inaugural Raritan Bay Festival. As a nod to the Tottenville establishment's history and continued mission to be ecologically responsible, the festival included many outdoor activities. There was kayaking, music, a puppet show, fishing tutorials, tours and an arts and crafts fair. Tina Johnstone, founder of Kayak Staten Island, suggested the event. Her organization led a program on paddling a kayak in a roped off area. David Mills, who is a builder of kayaks and wooden paddles, was on hand. © 2010 SILive.com. All rights reserved. Page 106 of 154
On Staten Island, a Saturday filled with fun family activities Published: Saturday, June 26, 2010, 9:05 AM Staten Island Advance From left: Rafael Pena of Sunnyside tumbles down a slide at last year's Back to the Beach; a musician performs during the Sandy Ground Festival; and Lincoln, a Brussels griffon, walks around the ring at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show at Madison Square Garden on Feb. 10, 2009. STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- If it's family fun you seek on what forecasters promise to be a sun-splashed Saturday, then there's no reason for you to leave Staten Island today. There's plenty to choose from, including a free fireworks show, one of the borough's most famous barbecues and a dog competition. The borough president's annual "Back to the Beach" free summer celebration returns to Midland Beach's Sea Turtle Circle, from noon to 9 p.m. and will feature vendors, games, music and fireworks. Here's the schedule breakdown, courtesy of StatenIslandUSA.com: Noon-9 p.m.: Vendors, games & more 2 p.m.: Ollie's Puppets (children's show) 3:30 p.m.: Tuesday at Eight 5 p.m.: Afterglow 6:30 p.m.: Fireflies 8 p.m.: Neil & the Diamonds (tribute to Neil Diamond) 9 p.m.: Fireworks Festivities continue tomorrow as well. Check StatenIslandUSA.com for details. Page 107 of 154
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