Windows To The World: Brooklyn, New York

August 12, 2011

by Emma Bally

Brooklyn, New York. Windows on the World. (Emma Bally / YJI)

Here is a picture from the 12th floor of a Brooklyn apartment building where Youth Journalism International’s newest reporter, Emma Bally, lives. Welcome, Emma!

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