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Nine swimmers from the Indian Wells Valley swim team competed in the Central California - Sierra Nevada - San Diego Imperial All-Star swim meet Jan. 19 and 20 at the Poway Community pool in San Diego.
IWV swimmers were selected among the best swimmers in central California by the Central California Swimming (CCS) All-Star committee to represent CCS in the annual event.
The IWV swimmers selected to represent the CCS were: Greg Williams, Rebecca Williams, Sophie Hoffmann, Gracie Williams, Cortney Halterman, Mackenzie Small, Noah Riendeau, Thomas Bui, and Bryce Halterman.
Each swimmer competed in individual events and on team relays throughout the weekend. IWV swimmers represented the CCS well, posting numerous best times and Far Western cuts during the meet. Additionally, the CCS All-Star coaches honored Greg, Sophie, Gracie and Noah as the "Swimmer of the Day" within their age group. Results from the meet:
13 and 14 All-Star Age Group: Greg Williams, Rebecca Williams, and Sophie Hoffmann.
Greg posted a best time in the 200 backstroke, swimming a 2:05.41 (AA) earning a Far Westerns cut and placing third overall. He posted personal-best times in the 200 freestyle with a 1:58.95 placing ninth and in the 100 backstroke with a 58.87 in earning a Far Western qualifying time. Rebecca placed fifth in the 100 butterfly and seventh in the 100 back. She also placed ninth in the 50 free. Sophie posted best times in three events. She placed 11th in the 200 individual medley, placed 10th in the 400 IM with an A time of 5:13.44 and placed eighth in the 100 breaststroke with a time of a 1:15.43 (A).
11 and 12 All-Star Age Group: Cortney Halterman, Mackenzie Small and Grace Williams.
Cortney posted best times in three events. She placed 10th in the 50 free, placed 11th in the 100 breast with a time of 1:26.38 and dropped over 3 seconds in the 100 fly with a time of 1:15.84. Mackenzie posted a best times in the 100 and 200 breast, and the 100 and 200 fly. She dropped nearly 3 seconds in the 100 breast and 1.5 seconds in the 100 fly. Gracie posted best times in five events and earned Far Western times in the 200 back and the 400 IM. She dropped 2.47 seconds in the 100 fly, swimming a 1:07.60 (AA) and placing seventh. She also placed seventh in the 100 back and eighth in the 200 IM, dropping over 3 seconds in posting a 2:31.12.
9 and 10 All-Star Age Group: Noah Riendeau, Thomas Bui, and Bryce Halterman
Noah posted best times in five events and earned one Far Western cut in the 100 back. He dropped 7 seconds in the 200 IM posting a 2:44.81 (AA) and placing fifth. He placed seventh in the 50 back in posting a time of 36.31(A) and he also placed 10th in the 100 fly, swimming a 1:23.76 (A). He earned a Far Western time in the 100 back with a 1:17.69. Thomas posted best times in four events. He dropped over 7 seconds in the 100 fly, placing 11th and he dropped nearly 11 seconds in the 200 free, placing 10th. He also posted best times in the 100 and 200 free, swimming a 1:15.47 and a 2:36.03, respectively.
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The team hosted the local "Beat the Cold" meet last weekend and is currently preparing for the Central California B/C Championships and Junior Olympics that will be held in mid-February.
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Spaghetti is tasty but can be hard to package in an interesting way. This student project by Australian designer Alex Creamer shows us how it's done, and done well.
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Published: Friday, February 15, 2013 at 9:16 a.m.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Millions of visitors continued to stop at North Carolina parks in 2012, matching attendance levels set in two of the previous three years.
The state Division of Parks and Recreation recorded 14.2 million visits to its areas.
Eighteen of the 41 state parks and recreation areas reported increases in 2012. Fort Macon State Park in Carteret County reported the highest attendance at 1.24 million visits, down slightly from 1.29 million last year.
Improvements and new amenities proved to be an attraction at some parks, such as Chimney Rock where workers updated access facilities. That park saw a 36 percent increase in attendance.
The state parks system manages more than 217,000 acres within state parks, state recreation areas and a system of state natural areas dedicated to conservation of rare resources.
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It's every designer's favourite product - the Moleskine notebook - as you've never seen it before.
Dutch creative director and animator Roger Wieland has put together 'A Year in Colour', an amazing stop motion animation made entirely from Moleskine 2013 coloured planners. The film itself is impressive, but the making of video is also worth a watch. Have a look over on Roger's website.


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Published: Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
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TUSCALOOSA | By all ways of measuring, Saturday's Krispy Kreme Challenge was a sweet success.
About 500 people signed up for the challenge — to walk or run a mile, eat a dozen doughnuts and then run another mile — with proceeds from the competitors' entry fees going to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of West Alabama and the downtown YMCA.
Organizers said the strong turnout for Saturday's event has them optimistic about making the Krispy Kreme Challenge an annual Tuscaloosa event.
"We had about 500 show up and this was our first year," said Tammy Denson, a board member of the YMCA. "Next year we hope to have a thousand."
The challenge began at 8:30 a.m. at the University Orthopedic Clinic and Spine Center, 305 Paul W. Bryant Drive.
Participants then traveled to the McFarland Boulevard Krispy Kreme, which re-opened in August 2012 after being destroyed in the April 27, 2011 tornado.
The weather for the challenge was more suited for hot coffee than hot doughnuts, with temperatures in the 30s and a brisk breeze.
The challenge required strong lungs, strong legs and a strong stomach, but some participants couldn't quite handle eating a dozen doughnuts.
"We had about three people toss it," Denson said. She added that those few people were OK, and that she was happy the weather was cold rather than hot.
A similar event at North Carolina State inspired the YMCA to work with Krispy Kreme to start the challenge in Tuscaloosa. The partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters came about from a shared desire.
"One of our board members brought it (the Krispy Kreme) Challenge (to Tuscaloosa)," Danielle McInerney, CEO of Big Brother Big Sister, said. "The Y (YMCA) had the same idea, so we decided to hold the event together." McInerney said the money raised will benefit both organizations and that she was happy with the challenge.
"The cold weather might have kept a few hundred people home," McInerney said. "But we still had a good number register."
To be eligible for the cash prizes — $300 for first place, $200 for second and $100 for third — participants had to eat all dozen doughnuts in the middle of the race. However, participants could eat as many doughnuts, or few, as they wished.
Jake Sosna earned first place, with Anthony Bombik finishing second and Stuart Kenyon in third place.
All 500 participants received nylon sports bags from Bryant Bank and Krispy Kreme Challenge T-shirts. Other prizes given away included a Kindle Fire and Chuck's Fish or Five Bar gift certificates.
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The New York students (and lecturers!) were recently treated to a visit from the fab Roanne Adams from RoAndCo — a New York-based agency with a brilliant body of work, much of which falls within the fashion domain.
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Tom Holm of the West Central Research and Outreach Center in Morris, Minn., recently received the North Dakota Nursery and Greenhouse Association Distinguished Service Award.
This is the highest award given by the organization and honors people who have made a significant contribution to the organization and the horticulture industry.
Tom, an NDSU graduate, taught Vocational Agriculture at Walhalla, N.D., for seven years during which time, the FFA chapter consistently won the top horticulture award at the State Fair.
In 1984, Tom and his wife purchased the Neche Greenhouse which became a full-service regional garden center destination. Through Tom's efforts, over 200 trees were planted on the Neche City streets, and his 4-H club was recognized by the N.D. Forest Service at the Fargodome receiving the Tree Planters Award.
Tom served on the NDNGA Board of Directors from 1992 – 2001. As President in 1999 and 2000, he helped plan and implement changes in the NDNGA structure leading to revitalization and growth of the organization.
Tom continues to serve the NDNGA by organizing and laying out the Trade Show each year for the Convention. He also serves the horticulture industry with his work at the beautiful display gardens in Morris, Minn.
Throughout his career, Tom has shared his vast horticulture knowledge as a 4-H Leader, FFA instructor, teaching horticulture classes at the Neche greenhouse and community education classes in Cavalier and Pembina, N.D.
He established the Neche Tree Board and served as the Horticulture Superintendent at the Pembina County Fair for 15 years. Tom graduated from St. James High School in 1971 and is the son of Margaret Holm and the late Ray Holm.
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Doesn't seem to be very positive try the free 21-day Meditation Chalkenge,with Depak until this gets straighten out. Until end of Nevember.
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I told them that I am seeming to be in the wrong discussion group and they said they would work on it. The heading says the right name…..Sacred Journey….is there anyone else doing that course who would like to discuss that course?
Or am I still in the wrong group??
I want to be able to live off my talents and passions so I can take better care of myself. It's hard to truly take care of yourself - exercise, diet, rest - when you work for someone else.
For me it says stop worry, fear and dread in 14 days as the discussion name. Just a glitch, I'm sure. Just unfortunate.
Hi Dawn,
I wondered about what it says as the Discussion Name, because I see it as Access Psychic Information For Yourself, and I was told it was fixed. No worries, I can be reached at:
Hi everyone,
As far as I can tell, This is a Year of Positive Affirmations discussion group. Lory your posts are showing up here still.
I know Daily OM is working on it. I've been with them for several years now and it's the first time I've seen this happen.
My email is email@example.com and you can feel free to contact me directly.
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Okay, I just didn't want to ignore the people who posted here, wondering what's going on, so I answered them.
Hi Lory, unfortunately this is not just your class. I contacted support and everyone in our current class stop worry, fear and dread in 14 days and several other classes are being directed here. They said they would work on it, but to keep you from repeating yourself, I just wanted you to know that your class discussion board is full of other students taking other classes. Hopefully it gets fixed soon.
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What course are you taking? This is the Access Psychic Information For Yourself Discussion Board. Please contact email@example.com - they can help you.
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Doesn't the 14 day series have an audible section, a meditation and affirmation component? All I am getting is a written instruction.
email the above if you got here by mistake. They want to fix the problem.
Tell them what course you're taking and that you landed in the Access Psychic Information Discussion Site.
That should say fear and dread*
I am looking for the stop worry, fear and dress discussions. But the link keeps bringing me to a cluster of different posts. For different classes. Is there a different link. It would be good to find the discussion group, as the class recommends a lot of different materials without specifics on where these materials can be bought. Thank you.
Hello All,
This is the Discussion Group for Access Psychic Information for Yourself. If you want to contact me, the author, my email is firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you need tech help from DailyOM, the email address is firstname.lastname@example.com
I was told that posting here will now be just for the course Access Psychic Information for Yourself but the posts from other courses that are already here will stay here.
I hope you will share stories about your results from doing the activities and homeworks in the course. We can extend the course by building a "psychic community" here in this discussion group. I am happily looking forward to your posts.
Hi Ellen,
I'm in a situation which is self-created but I let fear keep me here. Mainly fear that I will hurt or let down others. I haven't done very well in life learning to put myself first. I'm hoping this group will help.
Hi Ellen,
I have just entered your course and before I begin, I am curious if Dowsing would be beneficial in any of the step's as I begin my cleanse.
Also, I do have a natural Sage bundle and incense as well - Which should I use?
Yes, the title is Access Psychic Information for Yourself. Welcome to the course and the Discussion Group everyone!
This is the first posting for the course be psychic increase your success, the post from Lory. Looking forward to the course.
I am the author of Be Psychic, Increase Your Success. I was wondering if I post from my class, would it show up here. I am crossing my fingers!
I loved the affirmation today of focusing on what is worthwhile to you. I had just come back from a wet and windy but wonderful walk, wrote two letters to thank people who had been extra kind to me, and was wondering at 11am, just WHAT I was going to DO with my day! Wasn't it just perfect so far without having to DO any more than enjoy the little things that please me and provide me with immense comfort? I would heartily say, YES, it's all just perfect without drama... just natural and lovely. Mia
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Financial planning will be the topic of a five-session, evening series beginning February 12 at Ridgewater College, Hutchinson Campus.
Take a walk through the step-by-step process that will help you feel confident in your financial decisions. John Sanken of Navigator Financial Group will cover everything from estate planning and long-term care to annuities.
Learn to develop your portfolio for now and for your future. Discover strategies to minimize estate taxes, learn to distinguish between various annuities, and explore the limitations of Medicare and Medicaid and how long-term care insurance can help protect against the risk of losing your life savings.
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Posted: Mar 7th 2012
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Simon Walker is an Austin, TX based designer/illustrator doing some really lovely hand lettering. There seems to be a significant amount of this style of lettering originating out of Austin (and yes to some degree from other cities as well). Still, I for one am pleased to see that design, even in the age of the internet, can still be influenced by a local geographical area and bear the quality and personality of a specific region.


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FBI releases images of 2 men at Boston Marathon
Published: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 5:33 p.m.
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BOSTON (AP) — The FBI has released photos of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings and is asking for the public's help in identifying them.
FBI Agent Richard DesLauriers (deh'-LOHR'-ee-ay) says the photos came from surveillance cameras, photos and other evidence near the explosion sites.
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The explosions Monday killed three people and injured more than 180.
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The Field Guide to Victorian Produce
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Posted: Mar 5th 2012
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I came across this book on The Design Files mailout today. Great work by Victorian designer Matthew Angel. Check out his website too —some really inspirational design work. www.matthewangel.com.au


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Vivian Elaine (Goetz) Shatzer, 75, of 152 W. Main St., Apt. 1A, Waynesboro, Pa., died Monday, April 29, 2013, in Shippensburg Health Care Center, Shippensburg, Pa. Born Jan. 18, 1938, in Rouzerville, Pa., she was the daughter of the late Ambrose C. and Martha (Fessler) Goetz Sr. She spent her early life in the Rouzerville area. She worked as a waitress and as a cashier in the Waynesboro and Rouzerville area. She is survived by two sons: Lance D. Shatzer, New Oxford, Pa., and Brian S. Shatzer, Waynesboro, Pa.; one sister, Connie Sanders, Rouzerville, Pa., and several nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by an infant son, William Wayne Simmons, who died April 10, 1958, and two brothers: Ambrose C. Goetz Jr. and Charles Goetz, and former husband, Leonard O. Shatzer, who died Sept. 14, 2009. Services will be private at the convenience of the family. Grove-Bowersox Funeral Home, Waynesboro, is handling the arrangements. Online condolences may be expressed at: www.bowersoxfuneralhomes.com
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Loving the new site for Help Remedies. It's got you covered from simple troubles like having a blister, to more quirky concerns such as never being kissed before, being stuck in a rut, and having writer's block. Nice design and cool back-end stuff happening here.


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Affiliated Community Medical Center (ACMC) Register Nurse (RN) and Certified Nurse Practitioner (CNP), Marcia Kells, has moved on from her post as a Family Nurse Practitioner at ACMC in Granite Falls.
Kells completed her final day with ACMC last week. She has taken a job where she'll serve in a like capacity at the Avera Healthcare Center in Tyler.
Kells had provided medical services locally for the past 15 years. Presently on vacation, she was unable to be reached for the article.
"Marcia Kells served her ACMC patients and our community well for years and she will be missed by her patients," said Granite Falls Hospital Administrator and CEO, George Gerlach. "Unfortunately, Marcia's departure will leave a noticeable gap in our complement of providers."
According to Gerlach, a part-time family physician, Dr. Stephen Olsen, will be responsible for filling in for Kells until ACMC has located a suitable replacement for the Family Nurse Practitioner. "Their goal is to have another female provider on board as soon as they identify and hire the right person," he said.
According to information from ACMC, Dr. Olsen practices Family Medicine with a particular interest in preventive medicine and geriatrics. He attended the University of Minnesota, Morris as an undergraduate and the University of Minnesota to obtain his medical degree.
Olsen is a member of both the American and Minnesota Medical Associations as well as the Mid-Minnesota Medical Society. He is also certified by the American Board of Family Practice.
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ASHEVILLE— Brenda "Jo" Atkins, 68, of Asheville, died on Sunday, November 25, 2012 at the Golden Living Center in Hendersonville. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at Thos. Shepherd's Church Street Chapel with Reverend Stacy Harris officiating. Burial will follow at Shepherd Memorial Park. The family will receive friends beginning one hour prior to the service. Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors is in charge of arrangements.
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These portraits of musicians (made out of recycled cassette tape with original cassette) are pretty awesome. Erika was inspired to create the 'Ghosts in the Machine' project after a description by philosopher Gilbert Ryle about how your spirit lives in your body. Erika imagines we are all, like cassettes, thoughts wrapped up in awkward packaging... She's most probably right!


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This Saturday, April 13, Walk MS will be held at Simpson Park beginning at 8 a.m. with check-in and the walk beginning at 9 a.m. Organizers say that it is a day to come together, to celebrate the progress made and to show the power of connections.
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If you're on the hunt for either Colorado food to eat or gift, or homemade arts or crafts to wrap up as Christmas gifts, you're in luck. There's a slew of markets on the horizon - three arts and crafts style markets taking place this weekend and later this month, as well as a new food-centric market called the Edwards Winter Market, which debuts this Sunday and takes place weekly through March. Here are the details.
• Edwards Winter Market
Just because it's winter doesn't mean you can't still be a locavore, thanks to the new Edwards Winter Market that starts up this Sunday and continues through March. The market specializes in food more than crafts, as it was specifically started to increase access to local food and also give food producers and food artisans a longer market season, according to organizers.
"With Osage Gardens and Early Morning Orchards as vendors, there's fresh produce and storage fruit," said Cassie Pence, a member of Slow Food Vail Valley and one of the market organizers. "We also have grass-fed meats, wild salmon, honey and goat cheese, along with prepared foods like fresh bread, cookies, and pasta. You can do your weekly shopping here, if you want."
So far, 15 vendors have signed up to sell products ranging from dog treats and green smoothies to organic grass-fed beef from Colorado River Ranch in Dotsero and frozen Colorado lamb.
"Jumpin' Good Goat Daily will be there with amazing goat cheese from Buena Vista, and the owner Dawn will also be frying up cheese curds - look out, Midwesterners," Pence said. "We have a couple vendors doing homemade dog treats, great gift ideas, and a woman who sells gluten free, dairy free and nut free food, called Bee Nut Free. Her treats would make excellent gifts for your friends with food allergies."
You can eat lunch at the market, too, with fresh soups, sandwiches, spinach pies and more, so "come hungry," Pence said.
The market runs Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. beginning this Sunday and going through March 31 (no market on Dec. 30). It takes place at CMC in Edwards and is free. The market is still accepting drop-in vendors, contact Theresa at email@example.com.
• Alpine Arts Center Holiday Market
The third annual Artists' Holiday Market is set for this weekend at Alpine Arts Center in Edwards. More than 15 local artists will display and sell handmade holiday gifts, including pottery, paintings, jewelry, knitted quilts, hats and scarves, home accessories, metal sculptures, fused glass, greeting cards, and framed photography.
Sam Mizwicki is one of the featured artists and also a teacher at the arts center. He will sell printed cards, accessories and paintings this weekend.
"There are great local artists involved, with a range of available gift ideas," he said. "I hope everyone can make it out to support our local art community."
The Holiday Market will take place Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Alpine Arts Center, located in the Edwards Commercial Park. The public is invited to browse and shop for gifts, enjoy hot cider and cookies, and kids crafts will be offered from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily so they can stay entertained while parents shop. There is also an Artists' Reception set for Saturday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. with complementary appetizers and wine available for purchase at the bar.
"There is a special feel of community at the arts center during our Artists' Holiday Market and it always gets me excited for the holidays," said Lauren Merrill, owner of Alpine Arts Center. "I love coming in to all of the beautifully hand crafted gifts and art, holiday music, and the aroma of hot apple cider in the air."
Participating artists include Merrill and Mizwicki, along with David Mayer, Amy Dose, Marcy Tracy, Sara Melzer, Erin Lucero, Debbie Feeney, Nadia Olker, Joan Willoughby, Valerie Muspratt, Mickey Fried, Jennifer Cakir, Bianca McCarty, Mike Crabtree, Todd Buckendahlsm and Greg Deame.
Alpine Arts Center will also have an under $5 section with items perfect for stocking stuffers and smaller gifts, plus art supplies for sale in their store. Alpine Arts Center will remain open for drop-in activities such as paint pottery throughout the weekend from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Visit www.alpineartscenter.org or call 970-926-2732 to learn more.
•-The Winter Market and Holiday Fair
This popular holiday fair returns to the Eagle County Fairgrounds Saturday. The event, which is the biggest craft and gift fair downvalley, takes place at the Eagle River Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Entry is free.
"This event supports locals and you can find almost everything. We have more than 60 vendors," said Holli Snyder, NRC 360 general manager. "People are really excited about the fair this year."
Snyder said the event features a great variety of holiday collectibles, wearables and edibles in a festive atmosphere. Carolers will perform throughout the day and a number of children's activities are planned on site. Santa will be on site to hear gift requests and poise for photos.
The first 60 people through the door who bring one or more non-perishable food item to help stock the local Salvation Army will receive a free gift of Enstrom's toffee pieces. Market-goers may also enter to win free tickets to the Disney on Ice: Dare to Dream show at the Pepsi Center in Denver the following weekend.
"This is be a great kickoff for the holiday season and to continue to bring events like this to the town of Eagle, people need to show up and support them," said Snyder. "Hopefully this weekend will be great time in Eagle."
After visitors have their fill at the 2012 Winter Market and Holiday Fair, they are encouraged to head to downtown Eagle for more shopping and the town of Eagle's annual tradition, the Christmas on Broadway parade, beginning at 6 p.m.
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