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POTSDAM — Special banners were raised in downtown Potsdam Tuesday, designed to show appreciation and bring awareness to continuing efforts to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Clarkson President Tony Collins and SUNY Potsdam President Kristin Esterberg hailed the initiative as part of the ongoing community efforts to manage the pandemic in a press release issued by the colleges. The “One Community, Working Together to Stop the Spread” banners show both universities’ logos and are hung throughout the downtown Potsdam area as a show of appreciation for the community’s support of the colleges, and a reminder that we still need to work together to stop the spread of COVID-19. Potsdam’s new banners celebrate “One Community, Working Together to Stop the Spread,” with images of the two campus mascots, Max C. Bear and the Golden Knight, with reminders to wear masks, wash hands and socially distance.

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