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Thanksgiving Day Parade has circus theme
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Rescue Pals of Fountain Hills has best friends up for adoption.
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Fountain Hills Theater is always a welcome participant for the holidays.
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This entry had the circus theme just right.
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A donkey rescue group in holiday attire was in the parade.
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Four Peaks Rotary Club entry.
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Circus animals on parade.
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The cycling Santas from McDowell Mountain Cyclery.
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McDowell Mountain Elementary School students marching in the parade.
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Santa Claus arrives on the Fountain Hills Fire Department ladder truck accompanied by Firefighter/Paramedic Chris Fredman.
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Members of the Fountain Hills Community Band were set up along the parade route at Saguaro Boulevard and Avenue of the Fountains playing holiday tunes.
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Fountain Hills American Legion Post 58 Color Guard led off the parade on Thanksgiving morning.
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Fountain Hills resident Gene Metcalf, age 103, is a World War II Amy veteran.
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Veterans and military equipment traditionally lead off the parade in Fountain Hills.
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Kelly’s Dance Academy in Fountain Hills is a popular Thanksgiving Day Parade entry.
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The annual parade is presented by the Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce with President/CEO Betsy LaVoie.
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Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan, a resident of nearby Goldfield Ranch, led the Sheriff’s Office contingent on horseback.
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