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12/29/03

Lights in the Canyon Ends

Broadway Festivals turned out the lights as "Lights in the Canyon" came to an end December 28th. Volunteers spent the next day taking down holiday decorations in Mackenzie Park.

The event drew 49,000 visitors, which was more than the 45,000 who saw the display last year.

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