Small business owners recognized for contributions during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
These recognitions underscore the importance of honoring the diverse voices and contributions of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month individuals throughout Westchester County.
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May 8, 2024, 11:24 AM
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3ds agoIn celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, the Board of Legislators has honored three small business owners for their outstanding contributions and community impact.
Dr. Yung Yi Diana Pan of Hastings-on-Hudson was recognized for her exceptional achievements and unwavering dedication to advancing inclusivity within the community.
Additionally, Lili and Sam (Mun) Moy, proprietors of a business in Rye, were acknowledged for their remarkable generosity and positive influence on the local town.
These recognitions underscore the importance of honoring the diverse voices and contributions of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month individuals throughout Westchester County.
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