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Oak Creek Labor Day events provide fun for the whole family
As they sat on a bench along Main Street before the Labor Day parade Monday morning in Oak Creek, lifelong Phippsburg residents Clyde and Louise Iacovetto couldn’t exactly pinpoint when they started attending the annual event.
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by Jack Weinstein
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Oak Creek Labor Day events provide fun for the whole family
As they sat on a bench along Main Street before the Labor Day parade Monday morning in Oak Creek, lifelong Phippsburg residents Clyde and Louise Iacovetto couldn’t exactly pinpoint when they started attending the annual event.
