Friends of Blind Brook aim for field of dreams

Blind Brook parents look to renovate the MS/HS sports facilities through fundraising nonprofit
October 12, 2023 at 3:46 a.m.
The track that surrounds the Blind Brook High School football field is lined with cracks on Oct. 11. A group of parents has created a new nonprofit that aims to upgrade both the track and the field.
The track that surrounds the Blind Brook High School football field is lined with cracks on Oct. 11. A group of parents has created a new nonprofit that aims to upgrade both the track and the field. (David Tapia/Westmore News)
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However, some parents have taken it upon themselves to make up for financial shortcomings by …

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