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VCNYVillage Care of New York
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But moving on from clowns to floral headdresses, Village Care of New York stages a runway show of floral headgear, “Tulips & Pansies: The Headdress Affair,” featuring headdresses designed by Betsey Johnson, Catherine Malandrino, Yigal Azrouel, Shoshanna and Lela Rose (fresh off designing Jenna Bush’s bridesmaid dresses, but we all have to make a living).
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no one would blink an eye at a man wearing a dress, according to Arthur Webb, president and chief executive officer of Village Care of New York, VNH's parent company.
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Paul's Center is an exciting new model of care founded and managed by nurse practitioners with specialty training in dealing with persistent mental illness" says Arthur Webb, President and CEO of Village Care of New York.
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