Paddling patriotism
Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
The annual canoe races sponsored by Vivian’s Antiques and Boy Scout Troop 40 kept the Fourth of July spirit stirred up as women, men and couples tested their paddling skills at the pond in Firestone Park as part of the “Community Celebration.”
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