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‘Mixed Emotions’ exhibition at GrowHouse examines pandemic-era grief and growth

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By Gabriele Holtermann
| Brooklyn Paper Verified
Foster and Jones graduated from Harvard in 2021, and Hodge graduated in 2022. The pandemic gave them pause to reconsider how they would “enter the world post-pandemic,” Foster told Brooklyn Paper.
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Basketball camp gives homeless New York City youth a strong start to summer

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By Gabriele Holtermann
| Brooklyn Paper Verified
“The energy is amazing; it’s been really terrific. [The youth are] enjoying themselves, having a good time socializing, and getting the summer kicked off right,” Wright said. “They are ready to hoop.” Nine-year-old El’tavion, a basketball and soccer fan, was looking forward to improving his dribbling and dunking skills. “I want to learn about basketball and how to control my movement, and to shoot,” El’tavion told Brooklyn Paper.
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America celebrates 250th birthday with international Parade of Sail and aerial display

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By Gabriele Holtermann
| Brooklyn Paper Verified
The July 4 festivities celebrating America’s 250th birthday kicked off with a spectacular nautical display featuring the largest flotilla of tall ships from around the world, transforming New York City’s waterfront into a floating tribute to the nation’s milestone anniversary. An estimated 6 million spectators lined the 15-mile waterfronts of New York and New Jersey on July 4, cheering on an armada of more than 40 historic tall ships and 30 U.S. Navy and international military vessels.
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