‘River of Roses’ ceremony in Westport honors those impacted by breast cancer
Donations went toward the Survive-OARS Rowing Program, which provides mental, physical, and emotional healing to survivors after their treatment ends.
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Oct 11, 2021, 8:00 PM
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Updated 921 days ago
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309ds agoA group in Westport found a unique way to honor those
impacted by breast cancer.
The third annual River of Roses was held over the weekend.
Participants purchased and dedicated rose petals to those who battled and are
continuing the fight against the disease.
Donations went toward the Survive-OARS Rowing Program,
which provides mental, physical, and emotional healing to survivors after their
treatment ends.
