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Ukraine’s Fight Lives On in Raleigh | Durham News
Hundreds gathered in Raleigh to celebrate Ukraine’s 35th independence day amid an ongoing war, turning the Triangle into a beacon of support for Ukrainian refugees. While the event buzzed with music, food, and hope, it carried deep emotion for families like Jennifer Baglivi, whose son—a Marine and cancer survivor—fought and died for Ukraine. Organizers, backed by state and federal leaders, used the celebration to honor sacrifice and urge continued U.S. aid, reminding everyone that Ukraine’s fight for freedom is far from over. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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