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Updated: 02/13/2013 08:00:10AM

Parade of Lights to Shine on Dearborn

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PHOTO BY CHRIS KOURAPIS

The Englewood Area Cancer Foundation Planning Committee met at Garrett Park in January to finalize details for a First Annual Parade of Lights. From left: Brian Faro, Reed Nielson, Lou Long, Diane Schmitz.

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John Tuff and Friends: Don Jeffrey, Tommy Briggs, John Watson, and Dann Franks will perform Western-themed country music at Garrett Park after the Feb. 16

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Miss Kitty (Linda Stevens) and Matt Dillon (David Dignam) will lead the Dearborn Street Parade of Lights on Feb. 16.

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An engraved "Kiss a Mullet" trophy will be awarded to the person or organization that raises the most money for the Englewood Area Cancer Foundation.

By CHRIS KOURAPIS

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You don’t have to ride a horse (unless you want to) in the upcoming Dearborn Street Parade of Lights being sponsored by EACF, the Englewood Area Cancer Foundation. However, Marshall Dillon (David Dignam) and Miss Kitty (Linda Stevens) will lead the way on horseback when the parade begins, weather permitting, at 7 p.m. on Feb. 16 at W. Dearborn Street.

Organizers expect a number of brilliantly lighted floats will participate in the Western-themed event honoring local cancer warriors. Marchers, bicyclists and motorcyclists are welcome to join this community parade. No entry fee is required, and all are invited to carry “anything that flickers” — iPods, candles or flashlights. The idea, according to the grassroots community organization’s founder, Lou Long, is “to point toward the sky in symbolic remembrance, as light symbolizes the heavens.”

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