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Farewell, Gerry, one great lady

Farewell, Gerry, one great lady

An Upper East Side block came to a standstill yesterday as the casket carrying Geraldine Ferraro was brought into the Church of Saint Vincent Ferrer for a tearful tribute packed with political heavyweights from around the nation. The...  Read Full Story

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