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Dance Fuzion members, pictured from left, Leighton Gerk, Jordan and Jocelyn Kingman continue their routine that they practiced the day before Party in the Park. Many members did all sorts of different dances such as tumbling, splits and lifting people off of the ground at the same time making the dance difficult to do, but interesting to watch. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

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Cornhole players, pictured from left, Chris Colglazier, Scott Jeppson, Briar Bergner and Cordell Walker, compete in Friday’s tournament. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Jonhson Publications

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Joy and Naomi Schafer grab their dinner which is served by Holyoke Volunteer Fire Department members at Friday’s Party in the Park. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

Party in the Park kicks off weekend fun

Filled with various things to do, Party in the Park at Holyoke City Park was a fun- filled beginning to the weekend.

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John Clifford Webermeier is pictured when he was a boy on his family’s farm. He was born March 25, 1900, on a farm known as the Toadstool Ranch, which was 6 miles east and 1/2 mile north of Holyoke. After graduating from Phillips County High School in 1919, he attended Barnes Business College in Denver. He worked at First National Bank in Holyoke for a time, but he decided that he preferred working on his family farm. He took an interest in trying to get electricity into the area through REA and was one of the first directors when it was incorporated in 1938. He also served many years on the country school board and had an active interest in 4-H work. — Source: Phillips County Museum

Peekin’ into the past

Five Years Ago

June 23, 2016

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Aubrey Bieber and Gizem Barraza finish their first watercolor pieces, and start to move to their second in Friday’s summer reading program activity. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

Summer reading program continues with watercolors

Similar to the younger children’s painting day at the Heginbotham Library for the summer reading program, youth grade 5 and older around Holyoke participated Friday, June 18, to learn watercolor pa

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Nicole Brandt, at left, talks to Beverly Atkins about what she is selling at Art in the Park on Saturday, June 19. Brandt sold prank nail polish, painted records, small framed art, 9-by-12 framed art, canvas paintings and more. Also at Art in the Park were other vendors selling their art. Friends of the Library had books and vinyl records that people were able to take free of charge and librarian Kathy Bornhoft had furniture that she repurposed with her own art at the event. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

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Jack Goodman plays music during the event. Goodman is self taught with his guitar playing skills and does not read sheet music to learn a song. Goodman, as well as Gizem Barraza participated at the library’s summer reading program the day before where they created watercolor paintings that could be bought at the event. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications

Art in the Park showcases talent

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