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August 27, 2018

by YJI

Under sunny skies, people gathered Saturday for the first International Youth Day in Lewiston, Maine. The event, sponsored by Maine Community Integration, was part of a “Becoming American” series in the community this fall. Youth Journalism International, one of the partner organizations, took part in the day’s festivities. (Ash Knight/YJI)

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