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• Camp Sundown
  By Willie Hallihan
  October 15, 2021
  She went to school inside a sleeping bag. Her mother drove. On arrival, and safely indoors, the sleeping bag came off and the school took over. Wherever she moved inside the Taconic Hills building
• Kara Zinke
  By Willie Hallihan
  October 3, 2021
  No one can know how many lives have been made better thanks to Kara Zinke. The 18 year old died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1993. Back then, because Kara was an organ donor, four people’s lives
• Out of the Darkness
  By Willie Hallihan
  July 21, 2021
  I can’t believe it’s been six years – it was September of  2015 when Joey Sherwood took his life, and an entire town wept. Ever since, Joey’s widow Joy has been taking part in
• Tired of Virtual Events? Me too!
  By Willie Hallihan
  June 26, 2021
    Virtual events were the salvation of sports-related fundraisers, especially running/walking affairs during the pandemic. When you couldn’t gather to run a race for your favorite cause,