This year’s Halloween candy exchange will take place at the Homer Medical Center on Tuesday November 3rd. Emilie Springer spoke with South Peninsula Hospital’s Derotha Ferraro for more details on what the event offers to the community.
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This year’s Halloween candy exchange will take place at the Homer Medical Center on Tuesday November 3rd.
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