Public safety concerns lead to cancellation of major New Year’s Eve events: What to know
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Major cities cancel New Year's Eve celebrations due to security concerns, while Times Square prepares for crowds to ring in the New Year. Here are facts and details.
"You wouldn't believe how many windows and rooms were secured." Curated events, dinners and cruises are gaining tractions for celebrations. Ashley J. DiMella is a lifestyle reporter with Fox News Digital.
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