Here are some of things our readers are blogging about in Putnam and northern Westchester this week.
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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.
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Posted by Support Connection on Yorktown-Somers PatchPeekskill 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.
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Posted by Peekskill City Schools on Peekskill-Cortlandt Patch
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.
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Posted by Judie Kaplan on Chappaqua-Mount Kisco PatchThe 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.
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Posted by Putnam Humane Society on Southeast-Brewster PatchPaul 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.
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Posted by Paul Alcorn on Bedford-Katonah Patch
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