By Donna Aceto
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Out elected officials joined Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez and out Department of Small Business Services commissioner Dynishal Gross on June 26 to paint a rainbow crosswalk at Christopher Street and Seventh Avenue South.
The event also featured NYC Department of Finance Commissioner Preston Niblack, Assemblymember Deborah Glick, NYC Pride co-chairs Kazz Alexander and Michele Irimia, and West Village Business Improvement District operations manager Nick Hlat.
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