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Anacortes bans Fourth of July paraders from tossing candy, other objects

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For years, the city has discouraged parade participants from throwing candy. This year, for the first time, anyone who wants to march or cruise down Commercial Avenue on July 4 must agree to distribute candy by hand in the bike…

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Anacortes bans Fourth of July paraders from tossing candy, other objects

For years, the city has discouraged parade participants from throwing candy. This year, for the first time, anyone who wants to march or cruise down Commercial Avenue on July 4 must agree to distribute candy by hand in the bike…

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goSkagit broke the news on Sunday, June 21, 2026.
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