Puerto Rican heritage celebrated at Noche Borinqueña in Morris Park
The event was just a little over a week away from the city's Puerto Rican Day parade.
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Jun 4, 2022, 1:21 AM
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4h agoNoche Borinqueña was held in Morris Park to celebrate Puerto Rican culture.
The event was just a little over a week away from the city's Puerto Rican Day parade.
Council Member Rafael Salamanca was behind the celebration that featured music, dancing, food and other elements of Puerto Rican culture.
A number of people who've made an impact on the city were also honored.
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