Eastchester community honors volunteer with bench dedication
The bench on Brook Street is dedicated to Shearon for his volunteer work in the community, including assisting at the new community center with the senior nutrition center.
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Jan 31, 2024, 12:28 PM
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Updated 177 days ago
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yesterdayMax Shearon is being honored in Eastchester with a bench dedication in a local park.
The bench on Brook Street is dedicated to Shearon for his volunteer work in the community, including assisting at the new community center with the senior nutrition center.
Shearon, who recently turned 21, is popular with the police, fire, parks and senior departments in the town.
