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Michelle Tégé

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I’m pleased to announce that I have been appointed to the District Leader (Female) seat in the 43rd Assembly District, representing Crown Heights, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, and portions of Flatbush and East Flatbush.

I’m honored to continue serving my community in this expanded leadership role. I look forward to advocating for our neighborhoods, strengthening civic engagement, and working collaboratively to move our district forward.

#TégéforBrooklyn #CommunityLeadership #PublicService #DistrictLeader #43rdAssemblyDistrict Brooklyn CivicEngagement LocalGovernment WomenInLeadership by @tegeforbrooklyn

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Today @shanesewilliams.realestate and I, Celebrated a new chapter of service with @penwood11 at the NEW East Flatbush–Flatlands Lions Club Charter Luncheon.

Congratulations! May this new Lions Club chapter bring meaningful service, leadership, and lasting impact to the community. taken in Crown Heights by @tegeforbrooklyn

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What a beautiful way to spend the day! taken in East Flatbush by @tegeforbrooklyn

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They unveiled the sign! Her name is on the street. Her story belongs to the community. Her legacy lives on. taken in East Flatbush by @tegeforbrooklyn

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Today, I was honored to share remarks at the co-naming of
Myrtle Roberson Way on Midwood Street between Albany Avenue and Troy Avenue.

It was a beautiful occasion honoring Myrtle Roberson and celebrating her lasting legacy in our community

Her name is on the street. Her story belongs to the community. Her legacy lives on. taken in East Flatbush by @tegeforbrooklyn

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It was wonderful hearing @eanorville speak today at the event. His thoughtful words and genuine commitment to the community makes gathering so important. by @tegeforbrooklyn

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Council Member Rita Joseph spoke about an exciting way to connect New Yorkers with the stories behind our honorary street names.

QR codes on street signs that can give people instant access to information about the person being honored.
Imagine walking down Myrtle Roberson Way, scanning the sign, and learning about the remarkable woman whose legacy made that name possible. taken in East Flatbush by @tegeforbrooklyn

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Former District Leader Shirley Patterson gave her remarks. We were all out there today to celebrate the legacy of Myrtle Roberson. taken in East Flatbush by @tegeforbrooklyn

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Co-Naming the street, Myrtle Roberson Way taken in East Flatbush by @tegeforbrooklyn

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