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First Responders Picked to be Grand Marshals for OSU Homecoming Parade
Local first responders have been chosen to be the grand marshals for Oklahoma State’s homecoming parade on October 29.
Stillwater's first responders will be the grand marshals of #OKState's 2016 homecoming, per @OKStateAlumni. #StillwaterStrong
— O'Colly (@OColly) October 2, 2016
The move is an excellent way to honor and show gratitude for those who were involved in last year’s homecoming tragedy that took place in Stillwater, where a car drove through a crowd and killed four people and injured dozens more.
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