Word On the Street: Goodbye 2015
Brooklyn residents are getting ready to ring in the new year in a few days, and some are glad to say goodbye to 2015. Monday marks "Good Riddance Day," and to celebrate in Manhattan, people can bring
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Dec 29, 2015, 12:40 AM
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Brooklyn residents are getting ready to ring in the new year in a few days, and some are glad to say goodbye to 2015.
Monday marks "Good Riddance Day," and to celebrate in Manhattan, people can bring pictures or memories written on paper to shred.
Organizers say medical bills and important documents can also be destroyed to protect against identity theft.
News 12 hit the streets to ask Bronx residents what they are not going to miss about 2015.
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