Members of Tuckahoe retirement community celebrate at 'Senior Prom'
Nearly 50 residents from the Fountains at RiverVue retirement community gathered at Tuckahoe Community Center for their first "Senior Prom."
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May 24, 2022, 12:21 AM
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2h agoProm season is well underway, but the event is not always limited to a high school age group.
Nearly 50 residents from the Fountains at RiverVue retirement community gathered at Tuckahoe Community Center for their first "Senior Prom."
There was live music, food - and a prom king and queen were selected.
The nonstop dancing and permanent smiles proved having fun at prom is an ageless tradition.
