Summer camps, senior programs take precautions following air quality advisory declaration
News 12's Ben Nandy spoke with a camp director and seniors on what they planned if the air quality worsens.
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Jun 29, 2023, 9:52 PM
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2ds ago Summer camps and senior programs in the Hudson Valley took precautions Thursday after an air quality advisory was issued due to lingering smoke from Canadian wildfires.
News 12's Ben Nandy spoke with a camp director and seniors on what they planned if the air quality worsens.
