Moses Lake takes to the streets in Spring Fest Parade
Daisy the goat (right) checks out the balloons decorating the Little Farm Daycare float in the Spring Fest Parade Saturday evening.
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Tara Hibbard helps Remi Tracy, 5, get her costume in order for the Spring Fest Parade.
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More than 40 volunteers holding a giant American flag prepare to march in the Spring Fest Parade Saturday. About half were associated with the Moses Lake High School Air Force Junior ROTC program, said Spring Fest Board President Sean Sallis; the rest responded to a last-minute social media appeal.
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The McFarland Middle School cheerleaders came from Othello to join in on the Spring Fest Parade Saturday.
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Abigail Flores, 6, scoops up some candy at the Spring Fest Parade Saturday.
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The Moses Lake High School marching band makes its way down Third Avenue in the Spring Fest Parade Saturday.
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Generations Church chose a colorful theme for its float in the Spring Fest Parade.
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MOSES LAKE — The Little Farm Daycare float in the Spring Fest Parade carried a contingent of children, and also a kid of a different kind: an 8-month-old goat named Daisy.
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