New Year’s Eve crowd in NYC’s Times Square still parties despite coronavirus limits
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The New Year’s Eve party in Times Square in New York City was scaled back for a second year in a row Friday night because of the coronavirus – but optimism for 2022 remained intact.
As usual, those in crowd in Midtown Manhattan included people who got there early.
"I’ve been waiting since 2:45 p.m.," Henry Brown, 57, of Manhattan, told the New York Post.
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