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The Express Newspaper – October 6, 2016
Mechanicville-Stillwater Breast Cancer Committee Awarded – by Sandy McBride
At a recent meeting of the Mechanicville/Stillwater Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness Committee, representatives of the three organizations which have been the recipients of the proceeds of seven annual fundraising walks by the people of our communities were present to honor the committee.
Read the entire article in the 04-14 issue.
Mechanicville-Stillwater Breast Cancer Walk Raises $48,000
MECHANICVILLE NOVEMBER12- Mechanicville Stillwater Breast Cancer Walk President Amy Pickett announced that over $48,000 was raised this year. She made the announcement at the committee's annual banquet held Wednesday night at The End Zone.This total exceeds the previous year's total. She singled out the Mechanicville Girls Soccer team for raising $2,390.85.
Photos in the Nov. 19th edition.
2015 Breast Cancer Walk Photos
Mechanicville-Stillwater Breast Cancer Walk Sunday, October 11th
Mechanicville Stillwater Breast Cancer Committee Raises $46K
MECHANICVILLE NOVEMBER 12- On Wednesday evening it was announced that the Mechanicville Stillwater Breast Cancer Walk Committee raised a total of $46,000. Among those who made this a success was the Mechanicville Girls Soccer team. For the 4th consecutive year October was "Pink OUt" month. This year the team raised $4,445 .
Read the entire article in the Nov. 20th issue of the Express.
Melrose Woman Inspires Others Through Her Strides Towards a Cure – By C. Barton
Karen Horton, a Melrose resident was diagnosed with breast cancer back in 2002. She found herself being faced with having to find the words to tell her family about her diagnosis. 12 years later Horton is a breast cancer survivor, just as her grandmother and aunt were before her and her cousin after her. She tells her personal story keep other people informed and aware. “I have set my goal this year and every year forward to continue to be a Pacesetter until this disease has been eradicated,” says Horton. Her diagnosis is what prompted her involvement with the American Cancer Society and her work making strides against breast cancer.
Read the entire article in the Oct. 23 editon of the Express.