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Oral Histories of Sleepy Hollow
Volunteers of 10591
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Volunteers of 10591

"It takes a village"
SleepyHollow, inK.
Oct 14, 2016
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Five essential citizens of 10591 share their stories of volunteering: its challenges, and why it matters.

Read accompanying article in The Hudson Independent.

Interview by Maureen Petry; edited by Krista Madsen

L to R, top to bottom: Ann Phillips, Jennifer Green, Joan Wald, Leonard Hyman, Susan Goodwin

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“Back on Nov. 9”

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“I could live there!”

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It Takes a Village 10591

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Observer Corps

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“Very rewarding”

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A robust collection of recorded local oral histories, collected one circle/topic at a time, at the Warner Library in Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow, NY and other locations, with accompanying articles and photos posted in The Hudson Independent regional news site/print paper over the course of two years from 2015-2017.
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