North Fork community proudly displays its new pride tree
After hearing about the incident on social media, a Cutchogue farm donated a new tree for community members and students to decorate with homemade ornaments.
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Dec 21, 2022, 1:46 AM
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4h agoSouthold High School students were able to decorate their
second tree with pride decorations after its first tree’s décor was stripped
away.
After hearing about the incident on social media, a
Cutchogue farm donated a new tree for community members and students to
decorate with homemade ornaments.
The new pride tree now sits at Silversmith's Corner Park.
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