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City of Auburn raises Pride Flag to launch month of celebration and inclusion

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The City of Auburn officially kicked off Pride Month with a flag-raising ceremony on June 2, 2025, at City Hall Plaza. Mayor Nancy Backus led the event, which attracted community members, city officials, and local advocates. A proclamation was read, declaring June as LGBTQIA+ Month in Auburn, emphasizing the city's support for the LGBTQIA+ community. The Pride flag will remain raised throughout the month, symbolizing Auburn's commitment to diversity and inclusion. This event aligns with national trends promoting LGBTQIA+ rights and recognition during Pride Month.

Auburn has a history of supporting marginalized communities, making this celebration particularly significant. The ceremony serves as a reminder of the importance of fostering a welcoming environment for all residents. Local advocates praised the city's efforts, highlighting the positive impact on community cohesion.

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