Foto Feature: PMHS students brave cold with Polar Plunge for NY Special Olympics

By Katja Fair, Assistant Managing Editor|November 16, 2020

Members of the Pelham Memorial High School Do Something Club participated in the annual Polar Plunge for the NY Special Olympics on Saturday, despite a high temperature of just over 50 degrees.

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Katja Fair, Assistant Managing Editor

Katja Fair is a senior at Pelham Memorial High School. She enjoys writing, performing in gigs with her band, and living life behind a camera lens. She...

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One Response to “Foto Feature: PMHS students brave cold with Polar Plunge for NY Special Olympics”

Dara Murphy on November 16th, 2020 1:22 pm

Brave!

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