Flash mob: Yonkers firefighters continue 75-year tradition of caroling
More than 50 firefighters spend the day visiting five different senior centers and nursing homes around the city to spread holiday cheer.
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Dec 10, 2024, 5:43 PM
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Updated 8 days ago
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4h agoYonkers firefighters made a surprise flash mob appearance at the ShopRite grocery store in Getty Square.
The group also made their way to five senior centers and nursing homes around the city to spread holiday cheer.
The caroling Yonkers firefighters is a 75-year tradition that dates to the 1950s when the department had a Glee Club.
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