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PHOTOS: DC area bridges, buildings shine blue and yellow to show support for Ukraine
Hat tip, DCist
8:45 AM
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The Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge and other D.C.- area landmarks are lighting up blue and yellow to show support for Ukraine. [WJLA]
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Morning Roundup: Virginia ABC Stores Banned Russian-Made Liquor
Colleen Grablick | https://twitter.com/colleengrablick
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The Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge and other D.C.- area landmarks are lighting up blue and yellow to show support for Ukraine. [WJLA]
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PHOTOS: DC area bridges, buildings shine blue and yellow to show support for Ukraine
by Ida Domingo Monday, February 28th 2022
The Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C. is illuminating in blue and yellow to show support for Ukrainians. (Courtesy of Gordon Lau)
WASHINGTON (7News) — Structures and buildings around the U.S. are illuminating in blue and yellow, the colors of the Ukrainian flag, to show their support following the Russian invasion.
Landmarks around the world showing their support include the Empire State Building and the Mid-Hudson Bridge in New York City and the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
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by Ida Domingo Monday, February 28th 2022
The Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C. is illuminating in blue and yellow to show support for Ukrainians. (Courtesy of Gordon Lau)
WASHINGTON (7News) — Structures and buildings around the U.S. are illuminating in blue and yellow, the colors of the Ukrainian flag, to show their support following the Russian invasion.
Landmarks around the world showing their support include the Empire State Building and the Mid-Hudson Bridge in New York City and the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Link to tweet
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I wasn't sure that the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge was all the way open, but I see that it is.
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