New Rochelle hosts 'Cinco De Mile' charity event
Portions of the proceeds will go to the Gudinski family whose daughter named Nora was diagnosed with cancer.
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13h agoRunners took to the streets of New Rochelle on Sunday for a race called "Cinco De Mile." The inaugural race started and ended on Hamilton Avenue and featured a one-mile looped course.
Organizers from the walk say another portion of the proceeds will fund a scholarship for a 2024 New Rochelle High School graduate.
Portions of the proceeds will go to the Gudinski family whose daughter named Nora was diagnosed with cancer.
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