Cities scale back New Year celebrations amid relief funds
As 2002 begins, Red Bank New Jersey cancels First Night events after sponsors redirect funds to Sept. 11 relief efforts. Across the nation, 19 other towns join in the cutbacks, citing economic strain, with 180 cities continuing, many adopting patriotic themes while beefing security for Times Square with metal detectors, bans on backpacks, and thousands of officers.
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Boston
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Mass
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New Yorkers welcome ball drop amid security and travel plans
Shoppers and travelers prepare for New Year’s Eve in Manhattan and beyond. Bethany Young heads to Texas to see Washington State play Purdue in the Sun Bowl while New York hotels report near full bookings. Passersby balance celebration with reminders of recent attacks and ongoing war, and many plan quiet, family traditions at home as they ring in 1990.
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