"Light It Blue" campaign shows solidarity for the health care heroes
The Mario Cuomo Bridge was among hundreds of buildings, bridges, and other landmarks that were illuminated with bright blue lights starting Thursday night.
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Apr 10, 2020, 3:39 PM
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Businesses and government agencies across the state are making a very visible show of solidarity for the health care heroes on the front lines of pandemic fight.
The Mario Cuomo Bridge was among hundreds of buildings, bridges, and other landmarks that were illuminated with bright blue lights starting Thursday night.
More than 400 businesses and venues participated in the "Light It Blue" campaign including One World Trade Center in lower Manhattan.
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