Fishkill celebrates hometown heroes with 100 banners dedicated to service members past and present
This week, a work crew installed 100 banners along Route 52 dedicated to Fishkill service members past and present.
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May 4, 2023, 11:00 AM
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56m agoHometown Hero banners will soon decorate the Town of Fishkill in Dutchess County.
This week, a work crew installed 100 banners along Route 52 dedicated to Fishkill service members past and present.
Those driving along Route 52 may see a friend, neighbor or a loved one so glance up!
Town Supervisor Ozzy Albra says the program fosters community pride.
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