Students sing their hearts out for the 2024 'Yonkers Idol' competition
Crowds and some of the area's most talented performers gathered for the event at Untermyer Park.
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Jun 16, 2024, 1:15 AM
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7ds agoStudents sang their favorite pop songs Saturday as they went head to head at this year's "Yonkers Idol" competition.
Crowds and some of the area's most talented performers gathered for the event at Untermyer Park.
Madison Graves and Amanda Gentile were chosen as this year's winners and each will receive $1,000 in prize money.
Graves and Gentile will also perform at city events throughout the year.
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