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Police Donate Money to Watkins Glen Youth Basketball Program

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Police Donate Money to Watkins Glen Youth Basketball Program
Photo: Schuyler County Sheriff's Office (Facebook)

The Schuyler County Deputy Sheriff, Road Patrol, and Correction unions visited the Watkins Glen Youth Basketball Program on Thursday.

Each union donated $500 to the program, totaling $1,500.

Representatives pictured from left to right are CO D. Swarthout, Sheriff K. Rumsey, CO Sgt A. Nieves, Deputy P. Tomassi, CO A. Pierce, and Undersheriff A. Zeigler.

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