Westchester County honors Hispanic community leaders

The Board of Legislators recognized Wilson Soto, a Yonkers attorney, and Karine Patino, a Mount Kisco activist, for their contributions to the community.

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Oct 3, 2024, 11:10 AM

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Westchester County celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring two community leaders.

The Board of Legislators recognized Wilson Soto, a Yonkers attorney, and Karine Patino, a Mount Kisco activist, for their contributions to the community.

Soto operates a law practice focusing on family law and pro-bono services for the Hispanic community.

The ceremony highlighted the importance of Hispanic heritage and the positive impact of community leaders.

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