Westchester woman writes and performs original song for New York’s front-line workers
Catherine Manglani, from Amawalk, has used her time off from being a social worker to do something positive.
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May 12, 2020, 3:07 PM
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A Westchester woman, who was furloughed from her job, has written and recorded an original song for New York’s front-line workers.
Catherine Manglani, from Amawalk, has used her time off from being a social worker to do something positive.
She says she has several family members who are nurses and other health care workers throughout the area.
The song is dedicated to the people who have worked tirelessly for others throughout the coronavirus crisis.
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