Just for your information, Fort Ontario has recently been threatened and very close to closure. Since it is a historic site and a public draw, closing it would also mean that less people would be coming to the site where the Jewish refugees were interned. "The journeyÌ¢‰â‰۝which culminated in the refugees' arrival in New York harbor on August 3, 1944 and their being given sanctuary on an old army base in Oswego, New YorkÌ¢‰â‰۝became "the defining Jewish moment" of Gruber's life."

For a while, the many supporters of the Fort and the Safe Haven museum have been able to keep it open at this time, but I thought your site might be a good place to bring awareness to people who have had some interest in this historic place. Also, I am not sure how to send this without a homepage, so I have added the SafeHaven address as the Homepage, but it is not my own Homepage.

Some news links: http://www.syracuse.com/news/i...

http://www.facebook.com/group....

http://www.oswegohaven.org/

Thank you for your attention in this! -RP

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