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David Mugar, executive director of the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular, recalled Serino as just a young paramedic patrolling in the early years of the Fourth of July celebration.

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FEMA is here for the long haul, said FEMA Deputy Administrator Richard Serino, who toured parts of Alabama on Friday with his boss, Administrator Craig Fugate.

Locals fear loss of interest in Southern tornadoes 2011

"We're starting to see more and more organizations see the value of blogging," said David Serino, a Michigan-based travel industry consultant who tracks and ranks social media use among state tourism sites.

Tourism Bureaus Use Social Sites To Promote Attractions AP 2010

Richard Serino, deputy director of FEMA, said the agency has not put a dollar figure on what it will cost to rebuild the city.

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"We're starting to see more and more organizations see the value of blogging," said David Serino, a Michigan-based travel industry consultant who tracks and ranks social media use among state tourism sites.

Tourism Bureaus Use Social Sites To Promote Attractions AP 2010

Serino said the recovery will take months and even longer.

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Some of the phrases in the ads are from the play, some are from actual signs in China, and some were invented during brainstorming sessions, according to Tom Callahan , executive creative director at Serino/Coyne.

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Serino said the recovery will take months and even longer.

Locals fear loss of interest in Southern tornadoes 2011

To market "Chinglish," which begins performances this week at the Longacre Theatre in New York and officially opens Oct. 27, the producers worked with Omnicom Group Inc.'s Serino/Coyne LLC, an advertising agency specializing in Broadway productions.

In 'Chinglish,' Language Barriers Are a (Bad) Sign of Current Times Barbara Chai 2011

FEMA is here for the long haul, said FEMA Deputy Administrator Richard Serino, who toured parts of Alabama on Friday with his boss, Administrator Craig Fugate.

Locals fear loss of interest in Southern tornadoes 2011