Holbrook family's purple lemonade stand raises money for Alzheimer's research
News 12 Long Island Photojournalist Thomas Schnaars brings the story behind their signs and their reasons for raising awareness.
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Jul 3, 2023, 3:21 AM
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News 12 Long Island Photojournalist Thomas Schnaars brings the story behind their signs and their reasons for raising awareness.
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