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Program Paves the Way For Proud New Citizens
After 30 years as a New Yorker, Felix Grimaldo decided it was finally time to become an American.
Grimaldo, 66, sure seemed like one. He paid his taxes on income from a range of jobs that included cooking for Wall Street workers, staffing a Hilton hotel and igniting Malibu 151 as a bartender of exotic Polynesian drinks. His English was good. His baseball vocabulary was better.
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Local Saxophonist Chases Jazz Dream
Albert Rivera could be forgiven for not being able to remember the piece he played at his first Carnegie Hall gig- he was only 12 years old at the time. And he’s played there twice since.
Now only 23, Rivera’s path from local prodigy to touring musician, recording artist and teacher has made for a thrilling trajectory, like a snippet of a solo played by his hero, jazz legend John Coltrane.
