Yankees award NYPD Blue Chips program $10,000
The New York Yankees visited the Queens Police Academy Tuesday to award the NYPD Blue Chips $10,000.
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Jul 12, 2022, 9:35 PM
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707ds agoThe New York Yankees visited the Queens Police Academy Tuesday to award the NYPD Blue Chips $10,000.
The Blue Chips is a free program created in 2021 that connects kids ages 12-17 with NYPD officers for training and mentorship.
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