Goshen honors first responders, essential workers during Hero Appreciation Day
Organizers say the event was to thank those workers for the sacrifices they made.
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Jul 3, 2021, 3:25 PM
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1h agoHero Appreciation Day, which honored first responders and essential workers during the pandemic, was held in Orange County on Saturday.
Organizers say the event was to thank those workers for the sacrifices they made.
The day featured a 5K race, a parade, an open-air market and a band.
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