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Trapper Days Tint Sprint was fun for kids and adults

Tribune Staff

| June 5, 2018

Printed in the June 6, 2018 edition

Photo by Diana HutchisonThe second annual Tint Sprint took place as part of the Trapper Days events on May 26. Runners made their way through the course as they were doused with colored powder. The littlest competitors were ages 2-6, seen here, got to take their lap first with Taylor-Snowflake Fire and Medical Department on hand to wash the color off after the race.