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’08 fest so far the best Record crowd enjoys artistic day in Shamokin Coal crackers, out-of-towners share heritage, ... - Read More

Date Added: May 25, 2008 11:28:02 PM
SHAMOKIN — A gorilla, a ghost and several coal crackers wandered the streets of Shamokin on Saturday, and no one seemed to mind, not even the out-of-towners.

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