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    Making All the Right Connections 

    District Leader Olanike Alabi, State Committee Member for the 57th Assembly District, has remolded her role into inspiring community empowerment through key relationship-building. 

    Her online news calendar feeds important information on local movers and shakers to community media. Over 10 years, she’s sponsored numerous town hall meetings, and a toy drive for youngsters of North and Central Brooklyn in hospitals and at home.

    She’s seen in these photos with neighborhood power brokers: Associate Justice of the Appellate Division – 2nd Dept., Paul Wooten; New York State Attorney General Letitia James; Senior U.S. District Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York Sterling Johnson; Sheila Davis, President of Church Women United in Brooklyn; and Bianca Robinson, Office of the NYS Attorney General.   (Photos: Courtesy of the Office of Olanike Alabi)

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