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East Flatbush vigil turns attention to cyberbullying awareness

<p>Residents from across Brooklyn came to East 40th Park Friday for the third annual event benefitting the nonprofit You're You (Stop to Cyberbullying), which has existed for a decade.</p>

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<p>Residents from across Brooklyn came to East 40th Park Friday for the third annual event benefitting the nonprofit You're You (Stop to Cyberbullying), which has existed for a decade.</p>