Westchester’s first responders host annual 'Good Night Lights' event at local hospitals
A convoy of emergency service vehicles with a Blue Santa on hand, staged a drive-by parade of lights to illuminate the night sky for families and children at the hospital.
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Dec 22, 2021, 3:23 AM
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County police and first responders returned to Maria Fareri Children's Hospital
Tuesday to spread some Christmas cheer during the holiday season.
It was
the fourth annual “Good Night Lights” event organized by the Westchester
County police.
A convoy
of emergency service vehicles with a Blue Santa on hand, staged a drive-by
parade of lights to illuminate the night sky for families and children at
the hospital.
Blue
Santa also paid a visit to New York-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital
in Cortlandt Manor with lights flashing and sirens sounding throughout the day
to bring smiles to hospital staff and patients.
