Malik Rainey

The New York Times
Esther Iradukunda’s younger brother, who was 9 at the time, was run over by a remote-controlled locomotive about 100 feet from the family’s house in Buffalo.
A train passed on tracks just around the corner from Ms. Iradukunda’s home.
Esther Iradukunda looking outside of her home
An attendee takes a video of Gov. Kathy Hochul, who made an appearance at the parade.
An attendee dancing at the parade
Parade-goers on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn
“We’re banking on it because last year we lost so much,” said Omar Thorpe, one of the owners of Crème and Cocoa.
Omar and Astrid Thorpe, who met on a blind date in 1998 and have three children, are running their shop while holding other jobs.
Omar Thorpe watching his son’s baseball team from his ice cream cart.
Mr. Thorpe and his son Ajani.
Esther Iradukunda’s younger brother, who was 9 at the time, was run over by a remote-controlled locomotive about 100 feet from the family’s house in Buffalo.
A train passed on tracks just around the corner from Ms. Iradukunda’s home.
Esther Iradukunda looking outside of her home
An attendee takes a video of Gov. Kathy Hochul, who made an appearance at the parade.
An attendee dancing at the parade
Parade-goers on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn
“We’re banking on it because last year we lost so much,” said Omar Thorpe, one of the owners of Crème and Cocoa.
Omar and Astrid Thorpe, who met on a blind date in 1998 and have three children, are running their shop while holding other jobs.
Omar Thorpe watching his son’s baseball team from his ice cream cart.
Mr. Thorpe and his son Ajani.

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