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Massapequa Park Turkey Trot Assists Charity
Nearly 700 people participate in event, which benefits the YES Community Counseling Center.
The sixth annual Massapequa Park Turkey Trot took place on Nov. 21 at Brady Park.
The event, which benefitted the YES Community Counseling Center, had nearly 700 runners registered in the 5K and youth fun run.
In addition to the races, there were refreshments, prizes and raffles at the finish line. The funds help YES’ fight to increase awareness, prevent and treat drug use and abuse and promote healthy families and a safe community.
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First picture: Massapequa residents Blake, Tricia, Andy (director of operations, Town of Oyster Bay) and Bryan Rothstein are at the trot.
Second picture: YES Board vice president Lois Cornibert and granddaughter attend.
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Fifth picture: State senator Michael Venditto, TOB councilman Joseph Pinto, YES executive director Jamie Bogenshutz, race director Vicki Ventura, Massapequa Park mayor Jeffrey Pravato, village trustee Tina Schiaffino, village trustee Dan Pearl attend the Turkey Trot.
Eleventh picture: YES executive director Jamie Bogenshutz, left, YES assistant director Mark Wenzel, second from right, with YES staff.
Twelth picture: NYS assemblyman Joseph Saladino, left, and race drector Vicki Ventura, right, with some of the winners
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