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Landmarks to be lit yellow in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

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September is National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. 15 New York landmarks and bridges will be illuminated in yellow. In the United States, about 10,470 children under the age of 15 will be diagnosed with cancer in this year. About 1,050 children will die from the disease, according to the American Cancer Society.

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Landmarks to be lit yellow in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Gov. Kathy Hochul today announced 15 landmarks and bridges across New York will be illuminated in yellow this evening in recognition of National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September. That includes Niagara Falls.

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Banner placed in West Point in recognition of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

WEST POINT — A banner was placed in J. Smith Lanier II Park in downtown West Point Friday recognizing September as National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.Every year on the eve of Labor Day weekend, a group of local women get together to put up the banner, which has a two-fold purpose — to raise awareness about the continuing danger of getting ovarian cancer and to remember their friend Lori Fawbush, who died in April 2018 after a courageous bat…

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The Troy Messenger

TB&T hosts blood drives in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month - The Troy Messenger

Troy Bank & Trust will be hosting 3 blood drives simultaneously on Friday, September 9, from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., at the Troy Main Office (next to Hardees), at the Brundidge Downtown Branch on Main Street and at the Charles Henderson Child Health Center in Troy. The drives are in conjunction with Childhood Cancer […]The post TB&T hosts blood drives in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month appeared first on The Troy Messenger.

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Governor Hochul Announces New York State Landmarks to Be Lit Yellow in Recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Governor Hochul announced that 15 landmarks and bridges across New York will be illuminated in yellow this evening in recognition of National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September.

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Landmarks to be lit yellow in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

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Landmarks to be lit yellow in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Landmarks to be lit yellow in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Banner placed in West Point in recognition of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

Banner placed in West Point in recognition of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

TB&T hosts blood drives in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month - The Troy Messenger

TB&T hosts blood drives in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month - The Troy Messenger

Governor Hochul Announces New York State Landmarks to Be Lit Yellow in Recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Governor Hochul Announces New York State Landmarks to Be Lit Yellow in Recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

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