Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge glows green for Girl Scout Day
The Irvington Service Unit arranged to have the bridge go green to kick off the unit's centennial anniversary this year.
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1h agoAn organization that has been empowering girls for decades got a very special honor on Tuesday night. The Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge glowed green on Tuesday for Girl Scout Day. The Irvington Service Unit arranged to have the bridge go green to kick off the unit's centennial anniversary this year. Many Girl Scouts told News 12 they are thrilled to be a part of such a momentous point in their unit's history.
