Dutchess County celebrates foster parents with picnic event in Bowdoin Park
The event included food, a K9 unit demonstration and a fire truck visit.
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Aug 17, 2024, 12:20 PM
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7h agoThe Department of Community and Family Services held its yearly foster care picnic Friday in Bowdoin Park.
The event included food, a K9 unit demonstration and a fire truck visit.
County leaders say more than 120 families in the community take in children in need.
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