11 Landmarks Across the State Lit Red, Black and Green.
Yesterday, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that landmarks across the state would be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued aย proclamationย naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York.
June 19, 2021 – New York City – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. The following New York City landmarks will be lit in red, black and green tonight, June 19, in celebration of Juneteenth: One World Trade Center, The Empire State Building, Kosciuszko Bridge, Grand Central Terminal – Pershing Square Viaduct, and the MTA LIRR – East End Gateway at Penn Station. (Kevin P. Coughlin / Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021 – New York City – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. The following New York City landmarks will be lit in red, black and green tonight, June 19, in celebration of Juneteenth: One World Trade Center, The Empire State Building, Kosciuszko Bridge, Grand Central Terminal – Pershing Square Viaduct, and the MTA LIRR – East End Gateway at Penn Station. (Kevin P. Coughlin / Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021 – Albany, NY – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. ยAs we celebrate Juneteenth, itยs easy to believe weยve reached the end of the fight for racial equality in America, but the fight is truly just beginning,ย Governor Cuomo said. ยJuneteenth is a day to support Black businesses, educate yourself on the fight for racial justice in our nation, and reflect on the Black history of our country. To our Black community, New York values you. We are working and learning to make this state safe for you. We see you, we hear you and we thank you. Happy Juneteenth ย may today be filled with celebration and love.ย (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021 – New York City – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. The following New York City landmarks will be lit in red, black and green tonight, June 19, in celebration of Juneteenth: One World Trade Center, The Empire State Building, Kosciuszko Bridge, Grand Central Terminal – Pershing Square Viaduct, and the MTA LIRR – East End Gateway at Penn Station. (Kevin P. Coughlin / Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021 – New York City – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. The following New York City landmarks will be lit in red, black and green tonight, June 19, in celebration of Juneteenth: One World Trade Center, The Empire State Building, Kosciuszko Bridge, Grand Central Terminal – Pershing Square Viaduct, and the MTA LIRR – East End Gateway at Penn Station. (Kevin P. Coughlin / Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021- Tarrytown, NY- Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York, Pictured, Mario M. Cuomo Bridge. (Darren McGee- Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021 – Albany, NY – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. โAs we celebrate Juneteenth, itโs easy to believe weโve reached the end of the fight for racial equality in America, but the fight is truly just beginning,โ Governor Cuomo said. โJuneteenth is a day to support Black businesses, educate yourself on the fight for racial justice in our nation, and reflect on the Black history of our country. To our Black community, New York values you. We are working and learning to make this state safe for you. We see you, we hear you and we thank you. Happy Juneteenth โ may today be filled with celebration and love.โ (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021 – Albany, NY – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. ยAs we celebrate Juneteenth, itยs easy to believe weยve reached the end of the fight for racial equality in America, but the fight is truly just beginning,ย Governor Cuomo said. ยJuneteenth is a day to support Black businesses, educate yourself on the fight for racial justice in our nation, and reflect on the Black history of our country. To our Black community, New York values you. We are working and learning to make this state safe for you. We see you, we hear you and we thank you. Happy Juneteenth ย may today be filled with celebration and love.ย (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021 – Albany, NY – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. โAs we celebrate Juneteenth, itโs easy to believe weโve reached the end of the fight for racial equality in America, but the fight is truly just beginning,โ Governor Cuomo said. โJuneteenth is a day to support Black businesses, educate yourself on the fight for racial justice in our nation, and reflect on the Black history of our country. To our Black community, New York values you. We are working and learning to make this state safe for you. We see you, we hear you and we thank you. Happy Juneteenth โ may today be filled with celebration and love.โ (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021 – New York City – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. The following New York City landmarks will be lit in red, black and green tonight, June 19, in celebration of Juneteenth: One World Trade Center, The Empire State Building, Kosciuszko Bridge, Grand Central Terminal – Pershing Square Viaduct, and the MTA LIRR – East End Gateway at Penn Station. (Kevin P. Coughlin / Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021 – New York City – Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York. The following New York City landmarks will be lit in red, black and green tonight, June 19, in celebration of Juneteenth: One World Trade Center, The Empire State Building, Kosciuszko Bridge, Grand Central Terminal – Pershing Square Viaduct, and the MTA LIRR – East End Gateway at Penn Station. (Kevin P. Coughlin / Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) 
June 19, 2021- Tarrytown, NY- Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that landmarks across the state will be lit red, black and green on June 19 in celebration of Juneteenth. Additionally, Governor Cuomo issued a proclamation naming June 19 Juneteenth in the State of New York, Pictured, Mario M. Cuomo Bridge. (Darren McGee- Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo)
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