Middlesex County leaders raise Ukrainian flag in show of support
Middlesex County leaders raised the Ukrainian flag outside the county administration building on Bayard Street in New Brunswick on Saturday.
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Mar 12, 2022, 10:25 PM
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321ds agoPeople in New Jersey are continuing to show their support for those fleeing from the conflict and fighting for Ukraine amid Russia's invasion of the country.
Middlesex County leaders raised the Ukrainian flag outside the county administration building on Bayard Street in New Brunswick on Saturday.
County commissioners told News 12 it was an important gesture to show solidarity with the local Ukrainian community and to call for peace in Europe.
The county says it is accepting donations to support Ukrainian refugees. People can drop off non-perishable foods, personal care items, electronics, and clothing at the county administration building.
