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Winchester celebrates En Ka with annual parade

Winchester residents gather at the Public Safety Building towards the end of the En Ka Parade on Saturday, May 18. WINCHESTER NEWS STAFF PHOTO/TARA HUGHES

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The bright sunny skies brought Winchester residents out for the annual En Ka Parade on May 16.

Winchester organizations gathered at the high school early in the morning to find their places for the parade. Among them, was our very own Winchester News board...and of course, our mascot Roscoe, who marched with his human parents, Rob and Tara Hughes.

Winchester News Board of Directors members Alison Swallow, left, and Emily Costello carry the newspaper banner. Behind them is Rob Hughes with mascot Roscoe. WINCHESTER NEWS STAFF PHOTO/TARA HUGHES

The parade ended at the Public Safety Building before residents headed over to the Street Fair for a day full of rides, food and fun!

Check out all our photos from the event below, thanks to WN Board President Tara Hughes and Board member Emily Costello.

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