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Photo Stop: Fisherman’s Bastion In Hungary

August 19, 2014
by Dina El Halawany
A popular lookout spot, Fisherman's Bastion in Budapest, Hungary, draws a lot of tourists. (Dina El Halawany/YJI)

 

 

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Hello friends in Maine -- Don't miss the chance to see a rare 1776 printing of the Declaration of Independence on display through Saturday at Lewiston's amazing Maine MILL. Admission is free to the whole museum.And if you time your visit properly, you can catch YJI's forum at the museum at 1:30 p.m. Saturday which will focus on our new 'American Reflections' project that had students interviewing young immigrants to the state to find out their stories -- and connect them with the promise of our declaration. The stories are online now (link in comments). Hear on Saturday directly from some of those who did the interviewing and some who shared their experiences.The forum is also free. So come if you can! ...

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