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Posse receives warm welcome in Winslow

Tribune Staff

| February 7, 2017

Printed in the February 8, 2017 edition

Photo by Linda KorThe Hashknife Posse riders received a warm welcome in Winslow last Thursday as they visited schools and informed students about the annual Pony Express Ride that leaves at 8 o’clock this morning (Feb. 8) from the Holbrook Post Office. Riders (left to right) Tim Kelley, Walter Pacheco and Byron Shelendewa demonstrated the mail bag hand-off and visited with crowds that lined Second Street in Winslow.