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Parade draws hundreds
Weather holds during Oak Creek Labor Day event on Main Street
Isaac Iacovetto, still excited about his Sunday fishing derby victory, bolted back and forth inside the Dragline Bucket before the parade Monday on Main Street in Oak Creek.
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by Blythe Terrell
at 12:00am
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Parade draws hundreds
Weather holds during Oak Creek Labor Day event on Main Street
Isaac Iacovetto, still excited about his Sunday fishing derby victory, bolted back and forth inside the Dragline Bucket before the parade Monday on Main Street in Oak Creek.
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