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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16h 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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