Law enforcement joins students for Torch Run to benefit Special Olympics
Photos courtesy of Albion Central School
ALBION – Ashleigh Stornelli, Orleans County Sheriff’s deputy and Albion School Resource Officer, holds the torch with Dejeanna Conner, an Albion senior, during today’s Law Enforcement Torch Run.
This is the 40th anniversary of the Torch Run and the fourth time law enforcement agencies in Orleans County have been part of the effort, which raises funds and awareness for Special Olympics NY.
Law enforcement officers and Albion students in Shari Berg’s middle school life skills class and Kathy Winan’s high school life skills class join for a photo before they headed from Dubby’s Tailgate down East Avenue to the school.
The law enforcement officers went on a longer route – 2.7 miles.
Law enforcement from the following agencies were part of the Torch Run: Village of Albion Police Department , Orleans County Sheriff’s Office, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, New York State Police, Orleans County District Attorney’s Office and Orleans County Probation.
