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Year Of The Tiger Gets Started With A Bang


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Jen Chung

Published Feb 15, 2010

Modified Feb 15, 2010


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Chinatown celebrated the beginning of 4708, the Year of the Tiger, with a firecracker ceremony in Sara D. Roosevelt Park. (The firecrackers scare away various bad spirits lurking around.) And while the big Lunar New Year Parade will be next Sunday, there were lion dancers and celebrations yesterday as well.

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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