From left, Anly Flores, Anna Arruvo and Sullivam Matthys wrap blue, yellow and pink yarn, the colors of the pansexual pride flag, around a tree in a yarn bombing project. (Nick Ulanowski/H-F Chronicle)
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Local teens “yarn bomb” Martin Square, add Pride Month messages to sidewalks

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From left, Anly Flores, Anna Arruvo and Sullivam Matthys wrap blue, yellow and pink yarn, the colors of the pansexual pride flag, around a tree in a yarn bombing project. (Nick Ulanowski/H-F Chronicle)
From left, Anly Flores, Anna Arruvo and Sullivam Matthys wrap blue, yellow and pink yarn, the colors of the pansexual pride flag, around a tree in a yarn bombing project. (Nick Ulanowski/H-F Chronicle)

More than a dozen local teens gathered in Martin Square and nearby Ridge Road on Wednesday, May 31, to “yarn bomb” and spray rain-activated messages on the cement. The art project was to commemorate Pride Month which began the following day.

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Nick Ulanowski is a journalist, a poet, a novelist and a Homewood resident. His books include "As the Moonlight Shines," "American Bug," "Diesel Doctrine" and "Massacre at the Comic Shop." If you’re an artist, an activist or a musician in the community, Nick wants to hear from you.

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