Name: 4th annual Alzheimer’s Walk in the Park held in Babylon
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Description: Supporters, officials and family members of those diagnosed with Alzheimers gathered in Babylon on Saturday for the 4th annual Alzheimer's Walk in the Park. Newsday's Steve Langford reports.

Supporters, officials and family members of those diagnosed with Alzheimers gathered in Babylon on Saturday for the 4th annual Alzheimer's Walk in the Park. Newsday's Steve Langford reports.


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