Peekskill to honor African American community members during Black History Month
In a post on Facebook, city officials are asking the public to nominate someone in the African American community that deserves to be honored.
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Jan 10, 2023, 12:08 PM
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5h agoFebruary
is Black History Month and
the City of Peekskill wants to hear from you about celebrating residents.
In a post on Facebook, city
officials are asking the public to nominate someone in the
African American community that deserves to be honored.
They
says they are looking for members in the “community for their personal or
professional achievements, civic contributions, or general good deeds that have
favorably impacted our citizens.”
Nomination close on Jan. 27.
Click here for more information or to nominate someone.
