Town of Huntington spreads awareness about pediatric cancer with gold ribbons
Each ribbon had the name of a child who battled cancer.
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Sep 9, 2024, 6:46 PM
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8h agoThe Town of Huntington helped spread awareness about pediatric cancer on Friday.
Trees were decorated with gold ribbons - each one bearing the name of a child who had cancer.
Organizers hope that seeing the tree will open a dialogue about childhood cancer.
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