33rd Grand Terrace Days Brings Community Together in Fun
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The Grand Terrace High School marching band opened Saturday's fun with a ceremonious performance.
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Grand Terrace High School Band Director Robert Ransdell leads the GTHS marching band in opening up the festivities.
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Attendees at GT Fun Days had a wide selection of booths to visit, including Nature's Select, which gave out information on healthy dog food and treats.
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Celebrating Home with Penelope Ann was also a vendor station with various home decor visitors could admire.
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The women of Jazzercise show off bright smiles on an overcast day, ready to hand out information about the exercise regimen, which includes jazz-like dancing.
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Grand Terrace High School football boosters were out giving information about the local high school's football program, and working to gather even more support for the Titans.
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Ladies hand out candy and smiles at their booth on Saturday.
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Jenny Beach and her Jazzercise group perform choreography to Bruno Mars's "Uptown Funk" on the stage.
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Denis Kidd, under the Friends of Blue Mountain tent, gives a smile. Friends of Blue Mountain was one of several vendors tents providing information on the organization, which helps to raise funds for Blue Mountain. The group hopes to one day soon open a park on the mountain.
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Members of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Citizens on Patrol (COP) handed out pamphlets and other informational items to visitors about how they could sign up to volunteer and contribute to community safety.
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