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The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
The 23rd Great PUPkin contest took place again after a year hiatus due to COVID. The biggest dog costume contest Fort Greene with over 80 contestants and hundreds of onlookers. While all were impressive, the winner this year was Howie and his Hot Dog Stand taking first place. (C) Bianca Otero
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
The 23rd Great PUPkin contest took place again after a year hiatus due to COVID. The biggest dog costume contest Fort Greene with over 80 contestants and hundreds of onlookers. While all were impressive, the winner this year was Howie and his Hot Dog Stand taking first place. (C) Bianca Otero
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
The 23rd Great PUPkin contest took place again after a year hiatus due to COVID. The biggest dog costume contest Fort Greene with over 80 contestants and hundreds of onlookers. While all were impressive, the winner this year was Howie and his Hot Dog Stand taking first place. (C) Bianca Otero
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
Hundreds of Ukrainians took to Times Square to protest the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and to welcome a protest car rally that started in Brooklyn, New York and ended in the Square. Together they chanted “Stop Putin’s War” and “Protect Ukrainian Skies” amongst others. Many fear the unknown and for the worst while attacks and mayhem riddle the Ukraine still. Midtown, Manhattan. Friday, February 25, 2022
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
Hundreds of Ukrainians took to Times Square to protest the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and to welcome a protest car rally that started in Brooklyn, New York and ended in the Square. Together they chanted “Stop Putin’s War” and “Protect Ukrainian Skies” amongst others. Many fear the unknown and for the worst while attacks and mayhem riddle the Ukraine still. Midtown, Manhattan. Friday, February 25, 2022
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
Hundreds of Ukrainians took to Times Square to protest the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and to welcome a protest car rally that started in Brooklyn, New York and ended in the Square. Together they chanted “Stop Putin’s War” and “Protect Ukrainian Skies” amongst others. Many fear the unknown and for the worst while attacks and mayhem riddle the Ukraine still. Midtown, Manhattan. Friday, February 25, 2022
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
Hundreds of Ukrainians took to Times Square to protest the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and to welcome a protest car rally that started in Brooklyn, New York and ended in the Square. Together they chanted “Stop Putin’s War” and “Protect Ukrainian Skies” amongst others. Many fear the unknown and for the worst while attacks and mayhem riddle the Ukraine still. Midtown, Manhattan. Friday, February 25, 2022
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
Hundreds of Ukrainians took to Times Square to protest the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and to welcome a protest car rally that started in Brooklyn, New York and ended in the Square. Together they chanted “Stop Putin’s War” and “Protect Ukrainian Skies” amongst others. Many fear the unknown and for the worst while attacks and mayhem riddle the Ukraine still. Midtown, Manhattan. Friday, February 25, 2022
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
Hundreds of Ukrainians took to Times Square to protest the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and to welcome a protest car rally that started in Brooklyn, New York and ended in the Square. Together they chanted “Stop Putin’s War” and “Protect Ukrainian Skies” amongst others. Many fear the unknown and for the worst while attacks and mayhem riddle the Ukraine still. Midtown, Manhattan. Friday, February 25, 2022
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
Hundreds of Ukrainians took to Times Square to protest the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and to welcome a protest car rally that started in Brooklyn, New York and ended in the Square. Together they chanted “Stop Putin’s War” and “Protect Ukrainian Skies” amongst others. Many fear the unknown and for the worst while attacks and mayhem riddle the Ukraine still. Midtown, Manhattan. Friday, February 25, 2022
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
Hundreds of Ukrainians took to Times Square to protest the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and to welcome a protest car rally that started in Brooklyn, New York and ended in the Square. Together they chanted “Stop Putin’s War” and “Protect Ukrainian Skies” amongst others. Many fear the unknown and for the worst while attacks and mayhem riddle the Ukraine still. Midtown, Manhattan. Friday, February 25, 2022
The 50th NYC Marathon by NYRR took off in the early morning of November 7, 2021 after a year hiatus. Thousands of runners took to the streets to partake the world’s most recognized marathon race. Crossing through all 5 boroughs starting from Staten Island and ending in Central Park, thousands of spectators lined the roads to cheer and encourage the runners. Albert Korir of Kenya won the men’s category with a staggering 2h08m22s and Peres Jepchirchir also of Kenya 2h22m39s in the women’s category.
Hundreds of Ukrainians took to Times Square to protest the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and to welcome a protest car rally that started in Brooklyn, New York and ended in the Square. Together they chanted “Stop Putin’s War” and “Protect Ukrainian Skies” amongst others. Many fear the unknown and for the worst while attacks and mayhem riddle the Ukraine still. Midtown, Manhattan. Friday, February 25, 2022

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