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Mardi Graf-ton parade planned on the riverfront
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GRAFTON Let the good times roll on the river at the second annual Mardi Gras-fton and parade.
Revelers can stand or stroll along Main Street and check out unique shops, wineries, bars and restaurants, many of which will join the celebration with specials and giveaways. A Bangin’ Noise Parade parade starts at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 13, at Drifters, 1505 W. Main St.
“We’ve been in contact with IDOT (Illinois Department of Transportation) and IDOT’s Joe Monroe said to be safe and be smart,” Grafton Mayor Rick Eberlin said. “It’s masks up and keep your distance. If people are fearful, they won’t be there.”
WBGZ Radio 1/21/2021 |
By Doug Jenkins - WBGZ Radio
The Grafton City Council has issued permits for a couple of events planned for the coming months. Traditionally the host of one of the more popular fireworks displays in the Riverbend, Mayor Rick Eberlin tells The Big Z that event is moving ahead for the Independence Day Holiday.
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Eberlin says the attitude among most businesses in town is an optimistic one, looking forward to getting through the winter and beginning a new tourist season in the spring.
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