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Everyone gets in on the patriotic fun at the 4th of July parade in downtown Devil's Lake. Herald photo by Dustin Finkelstein

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Devils Lake marks Fourth of July and 125th anniversary

With a blare of the police siren Friday morning, the city launched one of its biggest Fourth of July parades ever, celebrating both the nation’s independence and the city’s quasquicentennial.

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Filtering half-truths, exaggerations
Dorreen Yellow Bird
If ever there was a year where there was a need for change, this is it. I hope we’ll change our current course. Our economic woes will be lessened, and we’ll elect new and better leadership. Change is in the wind.

A healing process long overdue for veterans
Marilyn Hagerty
“When Tom Brokaw called them ‘the Greatest Generation,’ he hit the nail right on the head. This generation, now mostly in their 80s, did so much to win World War II. .?.?. They were so selfless in the cause of peace 60 years ago.”