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WTPA General Manager Mike Brandon
visits MODE’s booth at the 71st Annual Jubilee Day in Mechanicsburg, posing with MODE
staffer Jessica Smith and her son Tyler. |
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The pouring rain
did not disperse the people who came out to support the event, which is hosted by the
Mechanicsburg Chamber of Commerce and WTPA. Jubilee Day is the largest one-day street fair
in the country. |
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Lee seitz, owner of Rakestraw’s
Ice Cream, and Steve Hoffman man the Mechanicsburg Business Men’s League booth at the
fair. |
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WTPA’s Sheryl
Sheets, Columbo, and Chris James duck beneath a crowded tent to avoid the rain at Jubilee
Day. |
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Volunteers came out to support
Habitat for Humanity’s Second Annual Build-A-Thon. |
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The goal for
this year’s event wat to complete the framing of a two-home duplex on Chestnut
Street. |
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Sonya West (right) emcees the Grand
Opening Celebration of Rejoice, Inc. The agency specializes in foster care and adoptions
for African-American families and children. |
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Nearly 200 fire
units from across Dauphin county and the state participated in the Daphin County
Firemen’s Convention Parade. The parade started on City Island, crossed the Market
Street Bridge to Market Square, and looped up Second Street and back down Front Street
before returning to City Island. |
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