Community Corner

Anti-Bullying Campaign; Thanksgivukkah

The Patch blogosphere has been busy this week: check out what your neighbors have been writing about.

Here are some of things our readers are blogging about in Putnam and northern Westchester this week.

Check these out and click on a link to read the entire post. Join the discussion by commenting here or on the blogs. Then get inspired and start your own blog!

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A Successful Support-A-Walk!

Support Connection held its 19th annual Support-a-Walk as part of its efforts to honor those affected by ovarian and breast cancer. Despite some drizzle, organizers say thousands came out to the event.
Posted by Support Connection on Yorktown-Somers Patch

“Don’t Be a Monster” Anti-Bully Campaign Visits Peekskill Middle School

Peekskill Middle School took part in the "Don't Be a Monster" anti-bullying campaign as part of National Bullying Prevention Month. Read about how the day impacted students in the district's blog.
Posted by Peekskill City Schools on Peekskill-Cortlandt Patch

The Collision of Culture, Thanksgivukkah

Mount Kisco's Judie Kaplan, founder of a personal concierge service, blogs about how "for the first time in our lifetime," the first night of Hanukkah falls on Thanksgiving this year.
Posted by Judie Kaplan on Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch

Pet of the Week - Tilly

The Putnam Humane Society highlighted pit bull Tilly as its adoptable dog of the week. Tilly, a female adult, "loves to play and is great with other dogs." Read more about her at the link above.
Posted by  Putnam Humane Society on Southeast-Brewster Patch

I Had Been Hoping...

Paul Alcorn of Bedford Presbyterian Church weighed in on this week's Nobel Peace Prize winner announcement. He said he wished the award had gone to Malala Yosafzai, a 16-year-old Pakistani girl who advocates for education.
Posted by Paul Alcorn on Bedford-Katonah Patch


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