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Holbrook Fourth of July

Tribune Staff

| July 10, 2020

Printed in the July 15, 2020 edition

Photo by China CassidyKathleen Gardner Smith (pictured) was one of several volunteers who helped put the flags up along Hopi Drive and Navajo Blvd. in Holbrook for the Fourth of July holiday.

Volunteers (left to right) Adrian, Jordyn and Joey Padilla jumped in to help keep up with the cleaning at the Holbrook Volunteer Fire Department’s annual Fourth of July Barbecue last Saturday, July 4