Yonkers school serves stadium-style lunch to honor New York Mets
A Yonkers school served up a special meal Tuesday in honor of the New York Mets. Kitchen staff at the Dr. Martin Luther King Academy in Yonkers prepared stadium-style lunches, including hot dogs, baked
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Oct 28, 2015, 1:38 AM
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A Yonkers school served up a special meal Tuesday in honor of the New York Mets.
Kitchen staff at the Dr. Martin Luther King Academy in Yonkers prepared stadium-style lunches, including hot dogs, baked beans and chocolate milk for the kids.
The Mets face the Royals Tuesday night in Game 1 of the series, the Amazins' first appearance in the World Series since 2000.
While some analysts are calling the Mets the underdogs in this year's series, teachers and staff at the school say they hope the team - and their students - can achieve great things.
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