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To help kick-off STHS’ Breast Cancer Awareness Month initiative, Think Pink, STHS will be hosting its annual Think Pink Parade next Saturday, September 28 at STHS McAllen. Courtesy image. Image for illustration purposes
To help kick-off STHS’ Breast Cancer Awareness Month initiative, Think Pink, STHS will be hosting its annual Think Pink Parade next Saturday, September 28 at STHS McAllen. Courtesy image. Image for illustration purposes

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To help kick-off STHS’ Breast Cancer Awareness Month initiative, Think Pink, STHS will be hosting its annual Think Pink Parade next Saturday, September 28 at STHS McAllen. 

Come out and support breast cancer awareness

See event info below:

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