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Fair Haven’s Grand Avenue is home to several shops and marketplaces. The normally-bustling area was quiet in the days following the Department of Homeland Security’s June 7 immigration raids.
Lea Yu/Staff Photographer

Fair Haven’s Grand Avenue is home to several shops and marketplaces. The normally-bustling area was quiet in the days following the Department of Homeland Security’s June 7 immigration raids.

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