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The show must go on!

The show must go on!

(photo courtesy of Cynthia Kurose)

The show must go on!

Neighbors in one Scripps Ranch neighborhood found a creative and memorable way to celebrate the Fourth of July, in light of COVID-19 restrictions and cancelled July Fourth events in the area. Children decorated their bikes, scooters and motorized mini vehicles, and participated in a socially-distanced mini parade down their street and back while parents and grandparents cheered them on. All were treated to red, white and blue popsicles and other cold treats at the end of the “parade route.”

The show must go on!
(photo courtesy of Aimee Edmonds)
The show must go on!
(photo courtesy of Aimee Edmonds)
The show must go on!
(photo courtesy of Cynthia Kurose)
The show must go on!
(photo courtesy of Aimee Edmonds)
The show must go on!
(photo courtesy of Anna Brackman)
The show must go on!
(photo courtesy of Anna Brackman)
The show must go on!
(photo courtesy of Cynthia Kurose)
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