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Caleb Parlin, a student in the automotive class at Spruce Mountain High School in Jay, smooths a part welded into the trunk of a 1953 Bel Air. The class is restoring the vehicle, which could take time to finish. Pam Harnden/Livermore Falls Advertiser
The Tri-Town Fourth of July Parade returns after not taking place last year. Crowds lined Main St in Jay and Livermore Falls as the parade passed by. There were parade entry winners for most creative, Mario characters, and most patriotic, military truck, as well as judges choice, Red Hats float.
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Caleb Parlin, a student in the automotive class at Spruce Mountain High School in Jay, smooths a part welded into the trunk of a 1953 Bel Air. The class is restoring the vehicle, which could take time to finish.
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Students in the automotive class at Spruce Mountain High School in Jay work on restoring a 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air.
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Instructor Nathan Dana, left, holds a paper template while Casey Gould traces around it onto flat steel and Jakobe Herrera watches. The students are learning how to make panels from scratch while restoring a 1953 Bel Air in the automotive class at Spruce Mountain High School.
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Garrett Hunt cuts a piece of flat steel during an automotive class at Spruce Mountain High School in Jay. Also seen from left are Jakobe Herrera, Casey Gould and Matt Fenlason.