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Mt. Blue High School graduate Haleigh Chase receives a kiss and a bouquet Sunday from her boyfriend, Trevor Haynes, after her graduation ceremony in Farmington. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal
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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Mt. Blue High School graduate Haleigh Chase receives a kiss and a bouquet Sunday from her boyfriend, Trevor Haynes, after her graduation ceremony in Farmington.
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Mt. Blue High School graduate Angela Guppy moves her tassel to the left Sunday after receiving her diploma Sunday from Monique Poulin, the school principal.
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Mt. Blue High School graduates Haleigh Chase, left, and Carolyn Coolidge throw their mortarboards into the air Sunday after graduating in Farmington.
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Mount Blue High School graduate Angela Guppy decorated her mortarboard with a historic message.
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Graduate Chelsie Berkey attends the Mt. Blue High School commencement ceremony Sunday from inside her mother's pickup truck, decorated with the school's colors.
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Mt. Blue faculty offered masks to passing vehicles. People were required to wear masks if they were going to leave their vehicle during the graduation ceremony.
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Graduate Sophia Pires decorated her cap to reflect the unique moment in history that the Class of 2020 is facing.
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Graduate Tristan Bouchard tailgated with his parents while he waiting in the line of vehicles to receive his diploma during Mt. Blue High School's drive-up ceremony.
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Mt. Blue history teacher Katie Joseph, left and science teacher Jordan McMullen in the school's cougar mascot, greeted graduates and families while they waiting in their vehicles.
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Family members and and friends wait Sunday in a procession of vehicles at the Mt. Blue High School parking lot during the school's 2020 graduation ceremony in Farmington.
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Mt. Blue High School class president Olivia Schanck sits atop her family's truck while waiting to proceed in the ceremony's vehicle procession line.