PHOTO GALLERY: Cassadaga’s Ice-scream dip
George Borrello, New York State Senator for the 57th District took a dip in the freezing lake.
Lots of community members donated their money to jump in the freezing lake, this is one walking back up from the cold dip.
This jumper was very excited and proud that they just did the ice-scream dip that gives back to the community.
Steve Wickmark, owner of the RED House and sponsor of the event, was the first to jump in. Behind him, you can see another jumper sliding in!
George Borrello screams while in the water, going for the prize.
George Borrello won the ice-scream contest, which went to whoever had the loudest scream.
Stockton Town Judge Mark Cunningham takes a dip without his usual attire.
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- George Borrello, New York State Senator for the 57th District took a dip in the freezing lake.
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- Lots of community members donated their money to jump in the freezing lake, this is one walking back up from the cold dip.
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- This jumper was very excited and proud that they just did the ice-scream dip that gives back to the community.
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- Steve Wickmark, owner of the RED House and sponsor of the event, was the first to jump in. Behind him, you can see another jumper sliding in!
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- George Borrello screams while in the water, going for the prize.
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- George Borrello won the ice-scream contest, which went to whoever had the loudest scream.
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- Stockton Town Judge Mark Cunningham takes a dip without his usual attire.
Cassadaga held their Ice-Scream Dip during the Winter Festival this morning. Lots of community members braved the icy lake to contribute to the Cassadaga Library and the Cassadaga Fire Department. The event was sponsored by the RED House. Photos by Natasha Matteliano and Greg Bacon.
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