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Bluebag Media
Bad weather doesn’t
stop community school support
NEW MADISON – “Only one time I can remember that we ever got rained
out,” said an announcer. “That was less than ten years ago and… it was
(really) raining!!!”
This year it wasn’t raining, at least not at the moment. It was
drizzling. It was windy and the temperature was in the 40’s. That
didn’t stop Patriot supporters from turning out for the annual
Tri-Village School & Community Fair parade, however.
Was it too cold? Not according to some. One student said it will be too
cold when it hits minus 20 degrees. Another said she didn’t care how
cold it was, but if it started snowing she was heading back to the
school.
Robin Houp, who came from Florida to be with her father, Palestine
Grand Marshal Herb Saylor, said minus 10 degrees would be too cold… she
admitted it was probably because she was used to the warmer weather
down south...
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