600 Christmas trees to be donated to troops at home and overseas
Hundreds of service members will receive a special holiday gift this year from first responders in Duchess County.
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Dec 1, 2021, 12:33 PM
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16ds agoHundreds of service members will receive a special
holiday gift this year from first responders in Duchess County.
They're giving out 600
Christmas trees to military
bases here at home and overseas.
It's all thanks to the Salt
Point Fire Company and Hahn's Farm who get together every year for their
"Hudson Valley Trees for Troops" event.
It's all made possible to donations, and some
people have already started donating toward next year.
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