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Mars Celebrates Independence Day

IN Community Magazines
2 hours ago
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Mars Borough celebrated America250 and Independence Day with a two-day community event July 3 & 4, featuring patriotic ceremonies, a parade, family activities and much more.

The festivities included a youth punt, pass and kick contest, flag football clinic, vendor market, food trucks, live entertainment, a community picnic, family movie night featuring “The Sandlot,” and a spectacular fireworks display.

PHOTOS BY RALPH LOVUOLO

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