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A New York College’s Honor Students Cleaned 170 Headstones at a Historic Cemetery

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Source: Prescott Valley Tribune

Clarkson University honors students rolled up their sleeves to clean hundreds of historic headstones at New York’s Bayside Cemetery.

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