Local hockey players skate with Rangers for ALS Research
The charity hockey clinic held at the Rangers complex welcomed 80 kids, raising $20,000 for ALS research.
•
Mar 1, 2024, 11:33 AM
•
Updated 340 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:43
Westchester woman raises awareness for gynecologic cancer challenges
4h ago2:53
Fitness in 4: Total body tone
16h ago2:09
be Well: How to maintain good bone health
16h ago1:10
New York law shields doctors prescribing abortion pills from out-of-state prosecution
yesterday2:45
Fitness in 4: Upper & lower body workout
yesterday2:55
be Well: How an AED can help save lives
yesterday1:43
Westchester woman raises awareness for gynecologic cancer challenges
4h ago2:53
Fitness in 4: Total body tone
16h ago2:09
be Well: How to maintain good bone health
16h ago1:10
New York law shields doctors prescribing abortion pills from out-of-state prosecution
yesterday2:45
Fitness in 4: Upper & lower body workout
yesterday2:55
be Well: How an AED can help save lives
yesterdayDozens of local hockey players had the opportunity to skate alongside Rangers star Chris Kreider and all-star defenseman Adam Fox in Tarrytown Thursday.
The charity hockey clinic held at the Rangers complex welcomed 80 kids, raising $20,000 for ALS research.
Kreider and Fox showcased their skills while supporting a good cause, demonstrating the power of sports to make a positive impact on the community.
More from News 12
2:30
Trump agrees to pause tariffs on Canada and Mexico after they pledge to boost border enforcement
0:21
Love's Price Tag: Valentine's Day spending nears $28 billion
0:18
Kingston High School resumes classes after police dismiss social media threat
1:52
The Cost Of: Super Bowl parties
White House says Trump tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China will come Saturday
0:21
