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On June 19, 1865, enslaved Americans in Galveston, Texas received news that they were finally free. Since then, June 19 has become a day of celebration, particularly for Black communities. It was not, however, observed as a federal holiday until 2021. If you are interested in honoring this monumental day in history, check out some of these events across the North Shore this year. Flag raisings, various towns | June 12-18 Cities and towns throughout the North Shore are celebrating Juneteenth by raising the holiday’s official flag. Some of these events will include gatherings, readings, and speeches by public officials. Visit the Nor
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