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150 Walkers At Plains For Alzheimer’s Walk 

The 9th annual Alzheimer's Walk was held at the Plains at Parrish Homestead on Saturday morning where 150 walkers participated. Before heading out the walkers assembled and raised their flower-shaped pinwheels in the air, each color representing their levels of support and involvement in the fight against the disease.
The ninth annual Alzheimer’s Walk at Oneonta’s Plains at Parish Homestead  Saturday morning attracted 150 walker. Before heading out, the walkers assembled and raised flower-shaped pinwheels in the air, each color representing their levels of support and involvement in the fight against the disease.  (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)

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