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PACA keeps polish heritage alive through Miss Polonia tradition

Angela Tran
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Angela Tran
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Angela Tran is a seasoned business reporter with ten years of experience, formerly at Newsday and currently focused on local enterprises in Garden City. She holds an MBA from Fordham University and is passionate about spotlighting the stories behind small businesses and community entrepreneurs.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 7:20 PM · 1 min read
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PACA keeps polish heritage alive through Miss Polonia tradition — Massapequa Business news

The Polish American Cultural Association (PACA) of Port Washington continues to celebrate Polish heritage and pass its traditions on to younger generations through its annual Miss Polonia pageant and participation in regional Polish American events. On Aug. 18, PACA crowned Lainey Gilmartin of Franklin Square as its 2026 Miss Polonia. The association also introduced a new chapter in its pageant tradition by naming Quinn Sage of Port Washington its inaugural Junior Miss Polonia. Quinn’s mother, Andrea Sage, was named PACA’s 2026 parade marshal. The newly appointed representatives took part in several important events celebrating Polish American culture. On Sept. 18, Gilmartin, Sage and her mother attended the regional Pulaski Banquet in Garfield, New Jersey. The gathering brought together hundreds of members of Polish heritage organizations and dozens of young women representing their respective communities as Miss Polonia honorees. On Oct. 4, the PACA delegation and its Poloni

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