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Diversity celebrated with Pride Parade

Tribune Staff

| June 30, 2020

Printed in the July 1, 2020 edition

Photo by Theodore PeshlakaiJillian Stotts (pictured) of The Cherry Bombs helps ready vehicles for a Winslow’s Pride Parade held on Saturday. The event, sponsored by the Cherry Bombs, the Winslow Cinema Society, Imagination Station and Councilwoman Sam Crisp featured 11 entries.